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by fangtray » Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:06 pm
Hello,

There is a good chance that I will apply for my phd in business administration, and my plan was to take the GMAT a 2nd time, I got a 640 my first take. However, since it is still fresh in my mind, I was going to retake again before June 2nd, the last day of the old format. Do people think this is a good idea? Or should i just take the exam in another year or so. I've been studying for the last month, so I figure I might as well take it. But will schools require students to take the new format in 2014 or 2015 when I apply for my phd? Does the Integrated Reasoning portion affect the main score? I know AWA gives a separate score most schools do not care about, is the IR portion similiar?

Thanks,

Ray
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