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by bobdylan » Wed Dec 05, 2012 7:22 am
Hello experts! I'm writing this because I really need some advice.
I just got back from my fourth Gmat attempt with a score of 560( Q 41 /V 28, 50% overall). Before this attempt, I got my highest score on June with a 580 ( Q 35 /V 34).
My targets are Iese,Esade, HEC- Paris and Erasmus Rotterdam. Esade is my number one choice, since I live at Barcelona. So I'm completely lost on what should I do. In June, I applied on the last round only for Esade with a 580, got interviewed, but wasn't accepted. So now I don't know if I should apply now and try my chances or try the Gmat one last time. My Gmat scores are 450, 510, 580 and 560.
Please, give me some light!!!
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by Jim@StratusPrep » Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:27 am
Honestly, most schools will discount an outlier score after 5 attempts. Probably best to try the applications
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