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by who » Fri Jun 15, 2007 2:38 pm
What do you think the chances are of getting into a school whose average gmat score is a 520 with the following profile?

390 GMAT (Math and English definitely my two weakest subjects), 3.34 GPA, will have degrees in BBA in Accounting and Finance, Beta Alpha Psi (national honors accounting fraternity), and other academic achievements, and great recommendation letters.
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by who » Sat Jun 16, 2007 7:55 pm
Forgot to include some of the information for Ms. Blackman:

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attend Messianic Jewish synagogue and want to learn Hebrew and Spanish within the next year.
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by Stacy Blackman » Mon Jun 18, 2007 10:03 pm
I am sure you will not be surprised by what I am going to say. The 390 could make it very tough. However, it does sound like you have a ton of other great things going for you so I would not say that all hope is gone. If the average score at your target school is in the 500's, you may be far above average in the other areas.
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by who » Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:37 pm
Thanks for the advice I am not at all satisfied easily the worst test I have ever scored. I am usually above average on standardized tests. The end of July I plan on retaking the GMAT. After all the preparations I am making on this second test if I don't score within my target I know it will be very hard to reach my goal. Thanks for your time and advice.
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by who » Wed Jul 25, 2007 6:31 am
Retook the test and got a 500 this time. My top schools recommened GMAT of 600. I know there is room for improvement but do you think I would have a good shot of getting to a b-school who prefers a 600 on the GMAT? Here is my profile again

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by Amy » Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:22 am
Hi who,

That's a great improvement - I might work more on the GMAT prep and try again to see if it gets even better. Another idea is to take a continuing education class in calculus or statistics and get an A. That will improve your overall academic profile and will probably help with another GMAT retake.

I agree with Stacy that you may be above average in other areas, and that it's worth making the attempt.

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