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by unikatrin » Mon Nov 23, 2009 1:31 pm
Hey! Congrats on getting pretty good so soon! I would suggest going to Sloan's web page and checking their GMAT stats for students that have been admitted. I think the average score of the admitted students is 710, but I'm not sure of the range (and whether they even report the range). I would give it a try if I were you, 670 is not that bad, and you have a fairly solid quant score (I think). Good luck!
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by jzdchou » Mon Dec 14, 2009 12:14 am
You said it yourself that you are in the 80% range and that is all you can ask for. It would be awesome if you have a 760 but you don't so there is no point to worry over it.

You don't get in if you don't apply. I will also be applying to LGO :) good luck

And some LGO candidates are applying using GRE scores because they are applying through the engineering school instead of through Sloan so I have no idea how many people out of the 50 admits per year are actually in this 80% GMAT range.....
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by themaharaja1 » Fri Dec 18, 2009 7:54 pm
hey,

i have also applied to the MIT LGO program. Ping me back if you are interested in networking!

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by jzdchou » Fri Dec 18, 2009 9:18 pm
Did you guys check out the MIT thread on GMATCLUB.com? Today was the ding day for R1 applicant and what a massacre :(

You should see the profiles of some of these dinged....a bunch of 760+ GMATs
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