I am currently in my last year of college and applying to the M.S. Accountancy programs at San Diego State University and CSU Fullerton. I took the GMAT this past Saturday and scored an embarrassingly low 510 (29 quant, 31 verbal). I only spent about a week studying for this exam. I am majoring in social work, so it's been several years since I've taken a math class.
The average GMAT score is 602 for SDSU, and 550 for CSUF. If I study intensely for the next 4 or 5 weeks and then retake the GMAT around the third or fourth week of January, how likely would it be for me to score in the 550-600 range?
I've already submitted my grad school applications, but can request to put those on hold until my new GMAT scores are sent.
The average GMAT score is 602 for SDSU, and 550 for CSUF. If I study intensely for the next 4 or 5 weeks and then retake the GMAT around the third or fourth week of January, how likely would it be for me to score in the 550-600 range?
I've already submitted my grad school applications, but can request to put those on hold until my new GMAT scores are sent.
