Low Quant Score a Problem? - 710-45Q-42V-8IR - The Beat The GMAT Forum

Hello,

I just took the GMAT this morning. I got a 710 (92%) with 45Q (66%), 42V (96%), and 8IR (93%).

I am applying to the University of Minnesota (Carlson). They have a median GMAT of 690, but I have read a lot about how schools want a "balanced" score.

Does anyone have any experience with Carlson, or in general, about how that 66% will affect my chances?

Thanks!

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by [email protected] » Fri Nov 08, 2013 8:36 pm

Hi joepdx,

You'll likely get the most accurate answer in the Admissions Consulting Forum, but the short answer is that your score is great and you're fine to apply with the score that you have.

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