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31 Jan 2024, 18:12
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Hi everyone,
I took the standard GMAT twice and received the following scores:
Test 1: 730 47Q 42V 7IR 4AWA
Test 2: 720 49Q 40V 7IR 5AWA
I am confused on which scores to submit. Would the higher score or higher quant be better for applications? For reference, I plan on applying to Texas, USC, UNC, and Michigan.
Any advice is appreciated!
I took the standard GMAT twice and received the following scores:
Test 1: 730 47Q 42V 7IR 4AWA
Test 2: 720 49Q 40V 7IR 5AWA
I am confused on which scores to submit. Would the higher score or higher quant be better for applications? For reference, I plan on applying to Texas, USC, UNC, and Michigan.
Any advice is appreciated!
31 Jan 2024, 19:42
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Consider writing a profile-review. There may be some helpful insight you can leverage. Perhaps you ultimately decide to apply with the 730 and mention the 720 seperately.
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31 Jan 2024, 19:44
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I would submit the overall higher score. Your sectional scores are not important. Or I should say they’re high enough to make little difference.
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