Stacy,
I recently struggled with the GMAT and still haven't broken a 600! I took the risk anyways and applied to a top 10 school for Fall 2007 because I felt I strong in my other areas (GPA - 3.75, 5 yrs of work experience at a large financial corp.,etc).
I wasn't surprised when I got my rejection letter but I thought I just might have been waitlisted. I tried to ask the committee how I could improve for next year, but didn't get much feedback from them.
So my questions to you are:
1) do you think my rejection was was solely due to my GMAT score?
2) do you think I should write a letter to the Director or Head of
Admissions with the hope he gives me feedback?
Please advise. I want to make sure I can get in next year.
I recently struggled with the GMAT and still haven't broken a 600! I took the risk anyways and applied to a top 10 school for Fall 2007 because I felt I strong in my other areas (GPA - 3.75, 5 yrs of work experience at a large financial corp.,etc).
I wasn't surprised when I got my rejection letter but I thought I just might have been waitlisted. I tried to ask the committee how I could improve for next year, but didn't get much feedback from them.
So my questions to you are:
1) do you think my rejection was was solely due to my GMAT score?
2) do you think I should write a letter to the Director or Head of
Admissions with the hope he gives me feedback?
Please advise. I want to make sure I can get in next year.
