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17 May 2010, 16:00
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Are any adcom members active in the forum who could speak to the value of a perfect score?
I've found numerous posts around the web stating that increasing form a 730 or 750 to an 800 has no real value. That logic is insane. Cognitive ability is the single best predictor of success in school and career (any adcoms read The Bellcurve?). Schools aren't allowed to straight up test for IQ, but the GMAT test is extremely close.
What's going on here? Do schools really want the brightest of the best, and look for the top performers, without blatantly stating it?
I've found numerous posts around the web stating that increasing form a 730 or 750 to an 800 has no real value. That logic is insane. Cognitive ability is the single best predictor of success in school and career (any adcoms read The Bellcurve?). Schools aren't allowed to straight up test for IQ, but the GMAT test is extremely close.
What's going on here? Do schools really want the brightest of the best, and look for the top performers, without blatantly stating it?
18 May 2010, 08:55
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Not at all. I mean the test is the absolute best tool they have, and everything else, pales in comparison...so why don't they rely on the tests as heavily as they logically should? to be PC?
