Stacy,
I took the the GMAT for the 4th time and I canceled my score because I
was not confident in my Quant score.
My first three GMATs were as follows:
Overall Quant Verbal
510 31 (30%) 29 (53%)
530 31 (30%) 31 (58%)
550 38 (53%) 27 (51%)
I really should not have taken the exam these 3 times as I was sufficiently unprepared. Since my third time taking it I've been working with Kaplan and have been scoring mostly between 630 and 650 on their practice tests (including 650 on a GMATPrep practice test).
Since I was not confident in my Quant score on my most recent exam, I figured that it was best to cancel the score than risk getting another low score. Assuming that the next time I take the GMAT I score well, how do you think Admissions Committees will view three poor scores and one canceled score?
My undergraduate GPA about 3.5 and from a good school. I am not a very good standardized test taker. Please help. Thank you.
I took the the GMAT for the 4th time and I canceled my score because I
was not confident in my Quant score.
My first three GMATs were as follows:
Overall Quant Verbal
510 31 (30%) 29 (53%)
530 31 (30%) 31 (58%)
550 38 (53%) 27 (51%)
I really should not have taken the exam these 3 times as I was sufficiently unprepared. Since my third time taking it I've been working with Kaplan and have been scoring mostly between 630 and 650 on their practice tests (including 650 on a GMATPrep practice test).
Since I was not confident in my Quant score on my most recent exam, I figured that it was best to cancel the score than risk getting another low score. Assuming that the next time I take the GMAT I score well, how do you think Admissions Committees will view three poor scores and one canceled score?
My undergraduate GPA about 3.5 and from a good school. I am not a very good standardized test taker. Please help. Thank you.
