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by LifetimesofSC » Sun Oct 19, 2008 3:32 pm
According to my score I can't count that high. I got scored a Hellen Keller- deaf, blind, and dumb. I've kept it personal for a day, and plan to so forever because my test scores never reflected me as a top candidate. So why should I reflect myself as an top MBA candidate?...

I'm a rising star at work and will be reaching for my Six Sigma training, Green belt first. Since the GMAT killed me, I have been gaining certification in areas of the business world that leads to success, escalator-style.

I'm a realist. And I will get the necessary training I need for the GMAT, however, I will need to redesign the blueprint for the next few months.

People like me do not cross their fingers. They tend to hold both middle fingers up. :wink:
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