Please evaluate my profile

First and foremost, thank you for all the help that you provide to the struggling applicants such as myself :wink: Will be applying for Fall 2010 entry (27 y/o upon matriculation) Czech nationality (white male) GMAT: 670 (Q42, V41)...I realize that my Q score is rather pathetic; however, I truly am ...

Profile evaluation request

Hi Stacy, Could you please take a look at my profile and assess my chances of being accepted to McCombs School of Business? - Nationality & Basic Info: Czech, Male, 25yo - Overall GPA: 3.67 - Major: International Trade - College: State school (recognized as "Best Value for Public Universiti...

Re: I agree with every poster above

The scoring of verbal now, is different from what it was two months ago. Does anyone know of any channel to communicate with GMAC and ask them to investigate. Something is definitely fishy here, and we should get our hands on it, and put the matter to rest. Alright, I called the GMAT Customer Servi...

Re: Here it is

So I took the exam today for the 3rd time and I have a couple of questions: (1) Is it possible to ask for a remark? Especially for the verbal because I can swear that was my best verbal performance only to come out with a 36, unbelievable. I have been averaging around 42 in all different tests, and...

i feel your pain, i just went from a 40 in verbal to a 34 this past Tuesday. Of cours,e I improved my math, but then dippped my verbal for a grand total of +10 points. Did the scoretop thing make verbal harder or something? what's the deal! Who knows, but that's how I felt when I took the test. The...

czechchamp I can understand the frustration you must be going through. Dont take it personally, it is not going to help you much. Talking about your GMAT prep scores, I have seen experts stating in this forum that GMAT prep has a score variance of 50 points. Your first two test scores fall within t...

For top 10 school 610 won't cut it, unfortunately. If you're serious about top 10 program, then you ought to retake it. FWIW, McCombs (Top 20) GMAT's 80% range is 630 - 710. Timing is very important, make sure that you are watching the clock throughout the whole exam. Also, allow yourself a few gues...