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Oct 13 to Jan 7, 2027

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by vip_alushka » Wed Dec 21, 2011 4:31 pm
GMAT gurus!! I need your advice. I was just accepted into Notre Dame's MS in Accounting program. My gmat is 550 and I was told if I take it again and increase my score, I will get a higher scholarship. Next semester I have only three required classes to finish my BS, so fourth class can be any elective. I am thinking of signing up for a math course (because my math skills lacked on gmat) and then take the exam in May or so. Now the question is, in your opinion, what level math should I sign up for? Which one would be the most beneficial to the GMAT? Thank you and best of luck to everyone!!!!
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