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by specialk1975 » Sat Jan 12, 2008 3:41 am
Nervous as hell. Even though I studied for 3 months, I still feel uneasy. I guess a test as important as this will do that to you. Anyways, I will report back with score and experience.
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by specialk1975 » Sat Jan 12, 2008 10:04 am
630. Math killed me. 35Q (44%) , 41V (93%), overall 77% percentile. I think that was the worst I have done on any Math sections to date. I believe that was in part attributable to my lack of sleep I got the night before. Couldn't turn the old brain off. So my advice is definitely get a lot of rest prior to the test, and for God's sake don't take it 8am if you can help it. In a funny side note, my analysis of an issue topic was one of topics I practiced from the yellow review book. Funny stuff.
Anyways, I hope this doesn't hinder my chances of getting into a MBA program. The programs I sent scores to, and am considering are , University of Texas at Dallas, Texas A&M, Boston College, University of Minnesota (Carlson), and Georgetown. My GPA is 3.97 and I have some prior managerial experience and plenty of work experience. We shall see.
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by beatthegmat » Sat Jan 12, 2008 5:16 pm
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by aim-wsc » Sun Jan 13, 2008 4:37 am
specialk1975 wrote:630. Math killed me. 35Q (44%) , 41V (93%), overall 77% percentile. I think that was the worst I have done on any Math sections to date. I believe that was in part attributable to my lack of sleep I got the night before. Couldn't turn the old brain off. So my advice is definitely get a lot of rest prior to the test, and for God's sake don't take it 8am if you can help it. In a funny side note, my analysis of an issue topic was one of topics I practiced from the yellow review book. Funny stuff.
Anyways, I hope this doesn't hinder my chances of getting into a MBA program. The programs I sent scores to, and am considering are , University of Texas at Dallas, Texas A&M, Boston College, University of Minnesota (Carlson), and Georgetown. My GPA is 3.97 and I have some prior managerial experience and plenty of work experience. We shall see.
All the best! for application and thanks for the tips!
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