I met a girl at a bar a few months ago, she graduated from Berkeley Haas. Naturally, since it's one of the schools I might want to apply to, I asked her what she scored on the GMAT. She said 730 - 99th percentile.
I scored a 730 last month, but it was only 96th percentile. Is the prevalence of GMAT prep services producing a lot more high scorers than before?
I'm assuming that a 730 a few years ago is worth more to an adcom than a 730 today, since in a competition for spots, what matters the most out of your score is the percentile ranking, right? Since performance is relative and all...
I scored a 730 last month, but it was only 96th percentile. Is the prevalence of GMAT prep services producing a lot more high scorers than before?
I'm assuming that a 730 a few years ago is worth more to an adcom than a 730 today, since in a competition for spots, what matters the most out of your score is the percentile ranking, right? Since performance is relative and all...
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