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Does MBA Admissions averages GMAT Score?

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by Veritas » Mon Jan 24, 2011 4:57 am
Dear colleagues,
I need your advice

I started preparing for GMAT on the last week. I'm going to take gmat at august 2010 and apply on the first rounds at September-October 2011, but I found local sponsorship program for funding MBA, they requiring me take GMAT on the next week and I'm not sure with my good results now
My Questions: if I'm fail (if I'll receive a low score on GMAT) on the next week - will it be a problem in future applyings to TOP-5 Business Schools?
Example: if I'll receive a low score now (ex. 400) and will continue my preparation and will take a second attempt in August and will receive a score, for example 760. In this case top-5 Business Schools will average GMAT scores between first and second attempts?

Thanks
Will be waiting for your advice.
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by paulsbodine » Mon Jan 24, 2011 8:28 am
Veritas,

No, they don't average scores. They take your highest score. Some schools will even take your highest verbal and quant scores from two different tests ...
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