I am currently and undergraduate with 1 semester to go. I have taken a semester off to work and get some things paid off, which means I will be graduating in December. With this extra time from working locally, I found myself studying the GMAT to get a head start on this important test. I know I can't officially apply to Grad schools until I get 2 years relevant work experience, but I was wondering, since I have this extra time to study and focus solely on the GMAT, would this be an ideal time to take the test? I know test scores are relevant for 5 years or less depending on the school, but I plan on going to Grad school in no later than 3 years. I was also wondering, I know the multiple choice section of the test has no bearing on outside experiences or anything else for that matter, but since the writing is designed to highlight strengths and weaknesses, does it make sense to talk about something other than work experience? Thanks in advance for any help.
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