Hey guys, I got my official score in the email. I was disappointed by the VQ but thought AW was pretty good considering that English is my second language.
I am considering to apply to Business school in 2-4 years, the only reason that I take GMAT in such an early time is because I just recently graduated and started working in a flexible schedule, so I have more time to spare.
If I take the GMAT again, I might increase my score to 700 but afraid that I will not do any better with AW. And by re-take the GMAT it would give the admissions the impression that I have prepared a lot for it and that boosted my score, so they might not value the 700 as much as if I scored it on the first try.
So I donno if it will be worth it to give another shot. I have not been studying for GMAT for a month now, and if I take it again it would be in early Jan. On the other hand, I will be applying to b school in a few years, will GMAT score be as important by then or they will focus mainly on my work experiences instead?
I am considering to apply to Business school in 2-4 years, the only reason that I take GMAT in such an early time is because I just recently graduated and started working in a flexible schedule, so I have more time to spare.
If I take the GMAT again, I might increase my score to 700 but afraid that I will not do any better with AW. And by re-take the GMAT it would give the admissions the impression that I have prepared a lot for it and that boosted my score, so they might not value the 700 as much as if I scored it on the first try.
So I donno if it will be worth it to give another shot. I have not been studying for GMAT for a month now, and if I take it again it would be in early Jan. On the other hand, I will be applying to b school in a few years, will GMAT score be as important by then or they will focus mainly on my work experiences instead?
