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by hopefullyMBAbound » Sun Nov 15, 2009 6:59 pm
Hello,

I've recently begun considering applying to grad school next year. The school I am thinking of applying to has an average GMAT score of 530. I scored a 520 on a practice test that I just took from Kaplan.

The score breakdown was:

Quantitative
Raw Score 7
Scaled Score 23

Verbal Section:
Raw Score 32
Scaled Score 40

I knew that I was going to do way better on verbal than quant as math has always been a struggle for me. What strategy would you recommend for me to possible hit a 600. While I'm fairly close to the average score for the school I'd like to attend, I'd like to score a bit higher to make up for a lower GPA (I'm finishing my BA and will likely end up with a 2.3-2.5 due to some poor decisions when I first attended school).

Thank you for any suggestions,

Randi
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