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by MBA_07 » Fri Sep 15, 2006 12:56 am
Goal is to get into HBS/W/S

GMAT: 690 (83 V and 82 M)

GPA: 4.0 from a top 10 undergrad finance program

While I realize Stanford is highly improbable with this score, what do you think are chances with HBS and Wharton? While my GPA can help a little bit, does such a low score put me out of contention right away?

Can't really take the gmat again as I have already taken it twice. Highly de-motivated at this point - what to do?
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by beatthegmat » Fri Sep 15, 2006 8:19 am
Can you provide Stacy some more background on your career progress to date, volunteer experience (if any), etc.?

It's very hard to assess candidates soley based on GPA and GMAT.
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