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First time 690. Feel like I should retake...
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690 is a good score. I think if you focus on your essays, get good professional references. You should be in good spot.
Are you targeting Top 10 schools?
Are you targeting Top 10 schools?
Thanks for your answer.
Yes I am targetting top 10 schools.
my goal was a 720 score. I think I can manage that with a little more work. I did run into some trouble with the quant section (no more time left for last 4 questions!). quant is supposed to be my strength ;P
As for professional references, I am hoping to get one from my current supervisor and a high level manager at the company I work. I beleive they would do me the service.
I could have a reference from my last employer at an internship, but I don't think it would weigh as much.
Yes I am targetting top 10 schools.
my goal was a 720 score. I think I can manage that with a little more work. I did run into some trouble with the quant section (no more time left for last 4 questions!). quant is supposed to be my strength ;P
As for professional references, I am hoping to get one from my current supervisor and a high level manager at the company I work. I beleive they would do me the service.
I could have a reference from my last employer at an internship, but I don't think it would weigh as much.












