High GMAT/GPA, poor work experience. Where to apply?

The short question: Everyone know's a high GMAT can't get you in, but a low one can keep you out. But at what school does a high score help you the most? ---------------------------------------- And as it applies to me: 760 GMAT (1 attempt) 3.71 GPA at the University of Washington Business Administr...

You are contradicting yourself in your statements. First you state that you don't need to spend hundreds of hours studying and that, based on your example, you only need one practice exam, 2 hours of prep, and a half-hour of warm up the night before to get a good score. Then you state that you have...

Do you have prior math skills, etc to draw from ? My biggest problem in studying is although I know and understand arithmetic, etc., when having to do it without a calculator, then throwing in the Algebra and Geometry, of which I know very little (even less than what I should have known from high s...

Adding my 2cents here. GMAT tests basic logic, language and math skills. Most people are are weak in one of the areas. Hence they need 3-4 months of prepration to get a desired score. That's true. Oddly enough I got very similar scores on Q and V, yet very different %tiles on each (80% Q, 99%V). It...

Hi, Congratulations. GMAT Test preparation is a Billion dollar industry. By revealing the Test secret, you might have jeopardized the prospects of so many Test prep companies. :cry: I don't think there is any one secret. However, I think the key to improving from 680 practice to 760 actual was 1) i...

760 with very little studying

Hi everyone, first time poster. Anyway, I just took my first GMAT this morning and got a 760 (48Q, 45V) with only approx 4.5 hours of studying. I was searching around the web to see what options this gave me in combination with my GPA, etc, and stumbled across a lot of posts on this forum. I noted t...