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AWA 3.5 10% :0 How bad will it hurt me?

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by doug_7506 » Wed Aug 12, 2009 8:16 am
Wll I just got my official score report in.
V 35 - 73%
Q 43 - 67%
T 640 - 75%
AWA 3.5 - 10% :0
GPA - 3.68

I am applying to Tulane, LSU, and Loyola (New Orleans). I think my scores and ECs should keep me pretty compeditive. I realized the night before the test that I forgot to look over any awa material. I just glanced over a few essays. I thought my essays were good but not great.

Just wondering how bad will that hurt my application.

Also, I realized that they send you picture in with your application! I didnt know that and I looked like a mess the day of the test from hardcore studying the week before, alng with just beating a bad virus, and finally taking care of my two month old and wife who were both sick the night before the test...
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by doug_7506 » Sat Aug 22, 2009 12:34 pm
Come on guys.. somebody else has to hav ebeen in the same bost.... :oops:
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by DanaJ » Sun Aug 23, 2009 9:43 am
According to a recent article published here on BTG, scores under 4 tend to be viewed with suspicion by adcoms. I don't really know if it's going to hurt you or not, after all, you are not aiming for H/S/W... I think you'd best ask this question in the Consultant section.
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