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by IndianGirl » Mon Jan 17, 2011 11:12 pm
Hi

I have a 730 GMAT score. I would like to know if I should retake the GMAT to increase my chances of getting a scholarship at some top schools. Does a GMAT score of 760-770 favour scholarship opportunities compared to a 730?

I do understand 730 is a pretty good score but it would be very very difficult for me to fund my MBA without substantial financial aid.

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by humblebee » Tue Jan 18, 2011 3:48 pm
You should research the schools that you want to go to and find out what scholarships they give out. There will generally be a description of the type of things they look for in an applicant. it's generally not just a high GMAT score alone e.g. you probably also need leadership and extra-curricular stuff
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