Hey everyone, this is my first post on this site, I sure wish I would have found it earlier though...So, today I took the GMAT, first time ever, I just recently graduated from the University of California, Davis and am now fearing the worst. Basically, my goal was to get at least a 500 on my GMAT'S. I'm applying to CSU Sacramento for their MBA Program. Basically, if you have a 2.5 GPA, 500 Total Score, > 30 Percentile on both math and verbal, and > 4.5 on the AWS, then you are GUARANTEED admission. Unfortunately, as of now I only have the GPA part taken care of. I graduated with a BS degree is Managerial Economics, one of the hardest/most sought after major's offered by any UC campus (the Dept. has a 2.2 avg GPA). Anyhow, I have two letter's of rec...Should I even bother turning in my App? I have no work experience, I don't know what to do, I feel like a complete failure. I took geometry back in the 8th grade, throughout high school I tested out of all additional math related classes since I took Trig at a CC in the 9th grade. Stupid move. Anyhow, 2.8 UCD GPA, 3.33 CC Transfer GPA, 3.13 Combined, 2 lettter's of Rec., a beautiful written essay, and all the fixin's except work experience. I'm scare grad school is falling farther and farther away....I need help!!! 
Last but not least, I graduated this past Dec. 15th, I began studying roughly Jan 1st, but pretty much spent probably a grand total of 5 hours studying and pulled a 420 - I need a 500 with the verb/quant scores > 30%/. Suggestions? I have a princeton review book that I tried studying which proved to be quite irritating.
Last but not least, I graduated this past Dec. 15th, I began studying roughly Jan 1st, but pretty much spent probably a grand total of 5 hours studying and pulled a 420 - I need a 500 with the verb/quant scores > 30%/. Suggestions? I have a princeton review book that I tried studying which proved to be quite irritating.
