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Trying to make mom and pop proud
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Importance of Breakdown (Q v. V)
Hi all -
I am taking the GMAT in 2 weeks and have been practicing voraciously for the past month. I am consistantly scoring 99th% (~46) for my verbal, but my quant is fluctuating between 66th (~42) and 86th (forget the raw here). The result is usually a score between 720 (with the 42 q) to 760 (with my highest q). I am aiming for admit to H/S/W and was wondering how the breakdown could hurt me (I know a 720 is "good enough" but will the low quant being offset by the high verbal hurt me?) Thanks in advance for any help! If it helps, a little about me: Just graduated Cornell (3.92gpa). Will be working full-time for Bain & Co. next year. Intend on applying for admission after 2nd or 3rd year. ~meb |
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