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July 19, 2024 3:45am ET
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July 21, 2024 4:48am ET
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What is a good EA score for the Full-Time MBA programs?

July 17, 2024 6:42pm ET
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Does anyone know of any good MBA math courses to supplement a slightly below average GRE for top programs? Planning on applying R1 this fall and would love to attach a course to my application to compensate for the GRE score. I have also heard courses for professional development are helpful. Any examples of courses available now that I can complete before apps are due would be greatly appreciated.

July 11, 2024 1:59pm ET
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Round: Rolling Admissions
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GRE: 300
Program Type: Traditional Two-Year
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Hi All,

As we get ready for the MBA admissions cycle to be kicked off for the Class of 2027, I just want to bring this point up.
For those of you who are taking the GRE, please note that percentiles have drastically changed for quant. I don't know if this at all matters but an example is that a 162 Quant score last year will get you into the 81st percentile. Today, that same score is in the 63rd percentile. I've heard many people tell me that the raw score matters but I believe the averages will change to compliment the percentile changes. So for example, HBS quant average is a 163. They may set a higher bar for the average of this class to be at a 166.

Again, I've seen drastic movements only on the quant sections. The movements on the Verbal section are very subtle.

Please give your thoughts about this.

July 2, 2024 2:32pm ET
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Realistically how big of a factor is age? I understand that application review is holistic and all that but with all things equal, would a 30 year old candidate be at a disadvantage compared to a 28 year old(or even younger)?

I got accepted at Tuck without scholarship and scholarship is very important for me so I’m wondering if I should wait a year and apply to other schools again as a reapplicant (I had applied to schools in T15) and improve my GMAT score (was 720 with the older version)? Only thing I’m worried is that would mean I’ll be 30 when I start school. So not sure if I’ll be at a disadvantage at that point.

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