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Hmmmmm · 2008 February 27th, 02:17 PM

Hello everyone,

I read this thread to gauge the general trend of how reflective practice scores were, so I thought I'd give my own two cents worth now that I'm done with the test.

I had about two and a half or three weeks to prepare, while working as well, so I think I've done a pretty decent job, here are my scores, if they're of any use:

Kaplan CAT 1: 700
Kaplan CAT 2: 690
Kaplan CAT 3: 670

GMATPrep 1: 770 (Q:50, V: 43)
GMATPrep 2: 750 (Q: 50, V: 41)

Actual GMAT (today): 720 (Q: 43, V: 49)

I'm just wondering if schools tend to look at the score as a whole or individual sections as well - I'm just concerned that my below par performance on the Quantitative might be a disadvantage?

2008 February 27th, 02:17 PM	#321 (permalink)
Hmmmmm I JUST got here. Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 7	Hello everyone, I read this thread to gauge the general trend of how reflective practice scores were, so I thought I'd give my own two cents worth now that I'm done with the test. I had about two and a half or three weeks to prepare, while working as well, so I think I've done a pretty decent job, here are my scores, if they're of any use: Kaplan CAT 1: 700 Kaplan CAT 2: 690 Kaplan CAT 3: 670 GMATPrep 1: 770 (Q:50, V: 43) GMATPrep 2: 750 (Q: 50, V: 41) Actual GMAT (today): 720 (Q: 43, V: 49) I'm just wondering if schools tend to look at the score as a whole or individual sections as well - I'm just concerned that my below par performance on the Quantitative might be a disadvantage?