Just got my official results... very disappointed on my AWA score...
690
Q 48
V 37
IR 8
AWA 4
Will that affect my application??
690
Q 48
V 37
IR 8
AWA 4
Will that affect my application??
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Hi jsegarras12,
With a 690/Q48, you've got a solid set of numbers to apply to most Business Schools. Your AWA score is fine. The 4.0 level is the minimum acceptable level for almost all MBA programs. While it's not a particularly high "percentile", it does mean that your application won't be hurt by it.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
With a 690/Q48, you've got a solid set of numbers to apply to most Business Schools. Your AWA score is fine. The 4.0 level is the minimum acceptable level for almost all MBA programs. While it's not a particularly high "percentile", it does mean that your application won't be hurt by it.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
