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by chokila123456 » Sat Jul 15, 2017 7:46 pm
Hello Team,
I just gave my GMAT today and was wondering i should retake it.
I scored 660(48Q 34V), 7 IR.
I am a 26 year old woman US Citizen.
I am currently working at Goldman Sachs for 1.5 years and another before i start school.
As of now, I am leading a project for almost a year now.
Previously I worked with JP Morgan for 2 years.
I have a master's degree in Computer Science and Bachelors in Engineering.
For my extra curricular, I have been mentoring kids for almost 3 years now and i do some community service as time permits.
I want to apply to the top schools such as Wharton,Stanford,Stern,UCLA,CMU.
What are my chances? And should i retake my GMAT?
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Jul 25, 2017 9:40 am
chokila123456 wrote:Hello Team,
I just gave my GMAT today and was wondering i should retake it.
I scored 660(48Q 34V), 7 IR.
I am a 26 year old woman US Citizen.
I am currently working at Goldman Sachs for 1.5 years and another before i start school.
As of now, I am leading a project for almost a year now.
Previously I worked with JP Morgan for 2 years.
I have a master's degree in Computer Science and Bachelors in Engineering.
For my extra curricular, I have been mentoring kids for almost 3 years now and i do some community service as time permits.
I want to apply to the top schools such as Wharton,Stanford,Stern,UCLA,CMU.
What are my chances? And should i retake my GMAT?
Hello there!
And good to hear from you!
Not only should you, you have to. The new GMAT average at Stanford is 740!!!! The other schools around 720+. Even with Goldman Sachs on your resume, you will need a better GMAT.

So I would suggest buckling down and making it happen before you apply.
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