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The question I inevitably get asked regarding GMAT is: “What is a good GMAT score?” The short answer is that a good score is the best score that you, personally, are capable of achieving – something you’ll definitely have a better sense of once you’ve sat down with a few practice tests.
The longer and equally frustrating answer is that whether a score is “good” or “bad” is pretty indeterminate. Read the full Article
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Broadly, there are a few questions you’ll have to ask yourself when your test scores come in: Am I satisfied with the time and energy I’ve put into preparing for this exam? Given the constraints of my life, did I prepare as well as I could have? Is there room for improvement here? Am I capable (again, do I have the time and energy) of working for that improvement? To make it easy on you, here are 12 things to consider: Read the full Article
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I should begin here by differentiating between these two questions (and it’s a really important differentiation!): How many times you can take the GMAT, and how many times you should take the GMAT. To answer the former (let’s get the objective answers out of the way first), here’s what your limitations are: Read the full Article
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Now that you’ve decided to go back to school, you might be feeling like Al Pacino in Godfather III; “Just when I thought I was out… they pull me back in!” It is overwhelming just thinking about hitting the books again, relearning the math you could not wait to forget.
Keep your eyes on the prize. Read the full Article
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