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3rd times a charm. Help appreciated.

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by Laura30 » Tue Feb 28, 2012 1:46 pm
For as long as I can remember, I have wanted an MBA. Unfortunately, the GMAT has become a great barrier to this goal. I have written the exam twice - both times failing short of the 550 score that I need. Here is the breakdown of my scores:
Attempt 1:460 total score (34/69% verbal, 18/6% quantitative)
Attempt 2: 540 total score (41/92% verbal, 23/12% quantitative)
I have been in contact with my school of choice and have completed all application requirements. They have said that I am the ideal candidate, but they cannot let me in without a better score on the GMAT. I have tried a prep course and tutor. Please help - I am hoping to make my third attempt successful. Thank you.
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