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by cikvin » Thu Dec 20, 2012 3:53 am
Hello Everyone,

I took my second GMAT Exam yesterday and improved from 550 to 690 Q49/V35.

Profile:

Female, age 24 from Georgia (Eastern European Country).
Graduated from Georgia State University (GSU), Atlanta, US, GPA 3.7.
Extra Curricular activities: Was a social chair of the Georgian Student association at GSU and then became a president of the same association.

Went back to home country and have a 3.5 year experience in working with Georgian (I mean country Georgia) leading Banks.

2.5 years at Bank of Georgia (LSE listed company) as a Investor relations coordinator. Participated in the premium listing deal, of the Bank, on LSE.
1 year at Bank Republic Societe general Group. Started as a corporate business analyst and after 6 months was promoted as a senior corporate business analyst working solely on large corporate deals.
Post MBA goal is private equity.

I am wondering if I have chances at Stanford, Yale, Booth or Duke. Or do I need to retake my GMAT?

Thanks in advance

Mariam
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by Stacy Blackman » Sat Jan 05, 2013 8:31 pm
Hi Mariam,

Thanks for posting. For your GMAT, in practice tests were you scoring significantly higher?

On your application, your highest GMAT score is self-reported, so admissions teams will focus on your best score. There is no harm in taking the exam multiple times if you believe you can improve upon your score. I mention this because programs such as Stanford do have average GMAT scores than a 690.

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