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670 GMAT - GRE Substitute?

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by Blaine88 » Thu Jul 31, 2014 10:37 am
Hi Jon,

I'm in the IB/PE/VC mold with strong work experience and a solid GPA from a top 3 public school. My issue is the GMAT. I have taken in multiple times and topped out at 670. Clearly this is too low for a top 5 school, so I am wondering what your thoughts are on the GRE. Would a high GRE score be a sufficient substitute for the GMAT? I know many adcoms say they don't have a preference, but conventional wisdom says that's just lip service. Thoughts?

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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Aug 05, 2014 1:51 am
Blaine88 wrote:Hi Jon,

I'm in the IB/PE/VC mold with strong work experience and a solid GPA from a top 3 public school. My issue is the GMAT. I have taken in multiple times and topped out at 670. Clearly this is too low for a top 5 school, so I am wondering what your thoughts are on the GRE. Would a high GRE score be a sufficient substitute for the GMAT? I know many adcoms say they don't have a preference, but conventional wisdom says that's just lip service. Thoughts?

Thanks!
This one's easy: Yes. :)

Just make sure the school accepts the GRE too (most all do)

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