i looked at business week rankings and applied for scores!! :roll:
based on the below link
https://www.businessweek.com/bschools/rankings/
and there are lots and lots of discrepancies man!
However, what are the so called non-ivy league decent schools to apply to with a score of 670( and work ex of 3.5+ years? 2.5+in Technology and close to 1 in business(ya no post or not paid like a manager tho-which is why more the MBA)
yep i screwed up my gmat and finished the exam half hour early!!!!)
Shud i retake the test?? any thoughts?
P.S.S..SSSSSSSSS.........
Business week gives these cut-off range of GMAT scores kind of a thing for every school in the ranked list.Are these to be followed while applying??
i mean shud one look at median scores or range in combination with mean experience or what kind of a thing?
Any thots .suggestions??
Yep new to the Forum Cool
Rankings are more confusing than ever
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A 670 is still a great score! Unless you are confident that you could improve by 50+ points in a re-take, I wouldn't bother.
Just to be clear, most schools do not have any official cutoff scores for the GMAT. Schools cite these GMAT statistics to just demonstrate a typical range.
When considering your candidacy, think of the entire package: GMAT, work experience, undergraduate GPA, references, essays--they are all important considerations.
Don't pay too much attention to business school rankings--they are useful as high-level guidelines but are all inherently flawed in some way.
Just to be clear, most schools do not have any official cutoff scores for the GMAT. Schools cite these GMAT statistics to just demonstrate a typical range.
When considering your candidacy, think of the entire package: GMAT, work experience, undergraduate GPA, references, essays--they are all important considerations.
Don't pay too much attention to business school rankings--they are useful as high-level guidelines but are all inherently flawed in some way.
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