If you fall under the schools 80% GMAT range 590 to 700ish is applying still a good idea if you feel like your a solid candidate irreguardless?
I graduated from Michigan State with a 3.2 in Economics. I have 8 years of experience with GM. I have a master's degree in Manufacturing Operations from Kettering University (3.6). I am trying to get into the Michigan part time program. I just took my first GMAT last Sat and got a 550. I did well on all my math and stats classes in undergrad/grad. I have clear goals and expectations and have done plenty of community service.
I plan to retake the GMAT soon (Feb). I want to apply to Michigan in May. I have 4 months to nail my GMAT and write my essays. Can anyone give me some advise? Should I apply irreguardless of GMAT and see what they say? They do streamline apps if you re-apply. So I suppose that they could just tell me to raise the GMAT and re-apply with a streamlined app the second time around if they were intrested?
Thanks
I graduated from Michigan State with a 3.2 in Economics. I have 8 years of experience with GM. I have a master's degree in Manufacturing Operations from Kettering University (3.6). I am trying to get into the Michigan part time program. I just took my first GMAT last Sat and got a 550. I did well on all my math and stats classes in undergrad/grad. I have clear goals and expectations and have done plenty of community service.
I plan to retake the GMAT soon (Feb). I want to apply to Michigan in May. I have 4 months to nail my GMAT and write my essays. Can anyone give me some advise? Should I apply irreguardless of GMAT and see what they say? They do streamline apps if you re-apply. So I suppose that they could just tell me to raise the GMAT and re-apply with a streamlined app the second time around if they were intrested?
Thanks
