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Thanks for your response. I took it 2010 pre masters so in one of the essays for the applications I explain that I took it pre-masters, and that for the quantitative portion I excelled in all the quantitative classes I had in my masters (Finance, quantitative research) I also took non credit courses of R,Stata,Matlab, Python. Marketing/management wise I had like 6 classes during my masters and the worst grade was A-. Also undergrad I got A's on all research,finance, quant related classes.My recommenders gave good reviews on my marketing/finance quantitative skills. For the verbal part since I did my masters in the U.S the experience could only have helped my verbal skills. Finally, in all honesty a substantial part of what the GRE measures is never used during the programs which was the main reason for not doing it again, a massive use of time for things like geometry that are not used.

Hey! I have a couple of questions: 1. If I didn't received any interview requests that means I should give up on the possibility of being accepted? 2. My profile is GRE 1200(old format) I know its low but I address it on my SOP, took research and finance courses in my masters got A's, and also took statistical software modeling courses. B.A Marketing (South America) U.S GPA 3,83 (Academic excellence Scholarship) . Masters UT-Austin 3.6 GPA (International students honors society) . TOEFL Waived, Research as an undergrad certified by university. 1.5 years as a marketing analyst (research experience). Did consultancy and research projects in my masters. Strong recommendations. And my SOP's are well aligned with research interests of the professors from the Schools I am applying. 3.Applied marketing PhD programs: Rochester(rejected), NYU, GA Tech, Umass Amherst, Syracuse. Thanks for your thoughts!

Hey! I have a couple of questions: 1. If I didn't received any interview requests that means I should give up on the possibility of being accepted? 2. My profile is GRE 1200(old format) I know its low but I address it on my SOP, took research and finance courses in my masters got A's, and also took statistical software modeling courses. B.A Marketing (South America) U.S GPA 3,83 (Academic excellence Scholarship) . Masters UT-Austin 3.6 GPA (International students honors society) . TOEFL Waived, Research as an undergrad certified by university. 1.5 years as a marketing analyst (research experience). Did consultancy and research projects in my masters. Strong recommendations. And my SOP's are well aligned with research interests of the professors from the Schools I am applying. 3.Applied marketing PhD programs: Rochester(rejected), NYU, GA Tech, Umass Amherst, Syracuse. Thanks for your thoughts!