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13 Sep 2017, 10:13
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Hey,
tomorrow is my test day and need advice which 5 schools to choose after getting score. I am aiming at 720-740 (gmatprep scores), but if things go wrong I think I will manage to get at least 700.
I want to know to which schools to apply if I get 740, 720 or 700, and is it realistic to aim top schools.
I am 23 and have about 2 year working experience in Audit (low positions).
tomorrow is my test day and need advice which 5 schools to choose after getting score. I am aiming at 720-740 (gmatprep scores), but if things go wrong I think I will manage to get at least 700.
I want to know to which schools to apply if I get 740, 720 or 700, and is it realistic to aim top schools.
I am 23 and have about 2 year working experience in Audit (low positions).
13 Sep 2017, 10:24
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hooligan
Hey,
tomorrow is my test day and need advice which 5 schools to choose after getting score. I am aiming at 720-740 (gmatprep scores), but if things go wrong I think I will manage to get at least 700.
I want to know to which schools to apply if I get 740, 720 or 700, and is it realistic to aim top schools.
I am 23 and have about 2 year working experience in Audit (low positions).
tomorrow is my test day and need advice which 5 schools to choose after getting score. I am aiming at 720-740 (gmatprep scores), but if things go wrong I think I will manage to get at least 700.
I want to know to which schools to apply if I get 740, 720 or 700, and is it realistic to aim top schools.
I am 23 and have about 2 year working experience in Audit (low positions).
Hi,
All the best for your exam. I would suggest you choose the schools you are targeting. And if you want send any additional reports, you can send it from mba.com website.
13 Sep 2017, 11:02
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Hello hooligan,
All the best for your GMAT. Wish you achieve your target score.
As for school selection, if you intend to apply with 2 years of experience, I wouldn't suggest you
to have the top schools in your list. But, if you intend to apply sometime later, I would suggest you
to have those schools which you have always dreamt of doing your MBA from?
As you may already know, the GMAT scores are valid for 5 years
If you are not in a hurry to go to business school, you could finish your GMAT and work
on building your profile. You could find all the advice you need with how to do that on
the forum. You might want to attach the GMAT score alongside the experience you have till now
to get better advice!
Please find below the list of top schools in the link
https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-2015-mba ... 99812.html
Hope that helps you!
All the best for your GMAT. Wish you achieve your target score.
As for school selection, if you intend to apply with 2 years of experience, I wouldn't suggest you
to have the top schools in your list. But, if you intend to apply sometime later, I would suggest you
to have those schools which you have always dreamt of doing your MBA from?
As you may already know, the GMAT scores are valid for 5 years
If you are not in a hurry to go to business school, you could finish your GMAT and work
on building your profile. You could find all the advice you need with how to do that on
the forum. You might want to attach the GMAT score alongside the experience you have till now
to get better advice!
Please find below the list of top schools in the link
https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-2015-mba ... 99812.html
Hope that helps you!
