Hi everyone,
I've been studying for the GMAT since June this year, rigorously for about 3-4 hours a day, including the weekends. I recently started my Princeton Review course and I'm going into my 4th/7th week. My test is scheduled for September 29th, but I'm not scoring anywhere close to 700. At the rate I'm improving, I think that I can get in the 650 range by the end of this month.
Should I reschedule to a later time so that I can leave more time to improve to 700? Or should I take the test to see what I get and then take it a second time if I'm unhappy with my score? At least, I'll have a score on file besides putting it off. I also think my work schedule will be more intense in October and November.
It seems that all the schools I'm interested in take the highest score, so taking it a second time won't hurt right?
Also, I'm working two full-time 40 hour jobs and I have really great work experience. Do I even need to aim so high??
Any past experiences with applying or retaking the exam will be extremely helpful. Thanks!!
I've been studying for the GMAT since June this year, rigorously for about 3-4 hours a day, including the weekends. I recently started my Princeton Review course and I'm going into my 4th/7th week. My test is scheduled for September 29th, but I'm not scoring anywhere close to 700. At the rate I'm improving, I think that I can get in the 650 range by the end of this month.
Should I reschedule to a later time so that I can leave more time to improve to 700? Or should I take the test to see what I get and then take it a second time if I'm unhappy with my score? At least, I'll have a score on file besides putting it off. I also think my work schedule will be more intense in October and November.
It seems that all the schools I'm interested in take the highest score, so taking it a second time won't hurt right?
Also, I'm working two full-time 40 hour jobs and I have really great work experience. Do I even need to aim so high??
Any past experiences with applying or retaking the exam will be extremely helpful. Thanks!!
