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by jppaa » Sat Mar 02, 2013 7:22 am
Jon,

I wanted to ask you an admissions question. I am a graduating senior at a top ten national public university. I am taking the GMAT/studying for the GMAT this semester while my workload isn't too much. I am going to graduate summa cum Laude (3.8 GPA) with a BS in Business Administration. I will be starting in June with IBM GBS Consulting as Strategy & Transformation Consultant. I am an Eagle Scout, and I've always been active in serving my community. After graduation, I plan to actively participating in a few charitable and Church organizations. To be honest, I don't want the GMAT to linger over my head. I just want to take it a few times and give myself the opportunity to use the time (when I'm not working 60-80 hours per week as a consultant) to make a difference in an organization that serves my community. Today, I scored a 640 on the GMAT after getting a 650 and 680 on the GMAT prep exams. I'm a little dissapointed. But, I wanted to ask for your advice when it comes to getting into schools such as Emory, Vanderbilt, Notre Dame, UNC, and Texas for MBA in a few years. I don't want to go to Harvard or Wharton, but it isn't worth it for me to leave a good consulting job to go to an MBA program that wouldn't substantially improve my opportunities. Based on my background, what do you think I would feasibly need on the GMAT for the schools I mentioned? Is a 640 for emory, UNC, texas, vanderbilt, and notre dame too much of a stretch (when factoring in the rest of my profile)? I already scheduled to take the exam again because I felt like I screwed up the timing because I was nervous (and a little put off because i took the exam at 3:30 in the afternoon) more than anything else. Im going to continue to work hard this month to inprove my score. Any advice or analysis would be really appreciated.
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by Jon@Admissionado » Mon Mar 04, 2013 5:39 am
Hey there,

If you ask me, retake the GMAT. I mean first of all, you have the time now (and super cool that you are doing this already). Second of all, you have been testing higher. So really you should retake! Even if maybe you can get in with a 640.. But the higher your GMAT, the more chances you will have of getting a scholarship! And free money is always good. So get as high as you humanly can now, get it out of the way... you will thank yourself later.
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