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by B2MANLEY » Sat Aug 16, 2008 3:06 am
Well...I guess you could say I slapped the GMAT :D

Scored a 530, but given my undergraduate GPA (3.9) and the formula used by the school I am applying to, this is more than enough to get it. So I guess you could say I accomplished the ultimate goal of allocating the right number of resources, not too much that I feel like I overstudied, but enough to get the score I needed.

Good luck to everyone out there. It's not as bad as it seems.
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Which school are u applying to?

by lukacsdepereny » Sun Aug 17, 2008 3:29 pm
Hi,

Just thats my question and what about that formula u talk about, how does it work? Does it take into account your overall 4 o5 5 years of career or just the two last ones?

Best rgerads,

LUK :wink:
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