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naturago91
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Hi Nat-
Thanks for your post. First of all, being a female does not offset any weakness in your application. What will offset concerns you might have over your GMAT score is your high GPA.
I think you are competitive for the schools listed below. However, since your GPA is strong, I would consider a few higher ranked schools (maybe one or two in the top 25).
While you stated you cant re-take the GMAT, I do believe that if you were to score 40-60 points higher, you would be much more competitive... and even be able to break into a top 25 school.
Good luck!
NP
Thanks for your post. First of all, being a female does not offset any weakness in your application. What will offset concerns you might have over your GMAT score is your high GPA.
I think you are competitive for the schools listed below. However, since your GPA is strong, I would consider a few higher ranked schools (maybe one or two in the top 25).
While you stated you cant re-take the GMAT, I do believe that if you were to score 40-60 points higher, you would be much more competitive... and even be able to break into a top 25 school.
Good luck!
NP
Nikhil P. | Admissions Consultant | Veritas Prep
