Hi, I just got home from taking the gmat I am disappointed by my score of 510. I thought I would do alot better. The past year I've been taking night classes in accounting at a community college, I have 4.0 will admissions take this into account? I'm also going to be participating in some mentorship programs the community college offers in which you work with a CPA, will they take this into account? I know I can do better but I'm extremely busy with work and school so it's hard for me to find study time for the gmat. Do you think the score along with my GPA and my mentorship experience with a CPA will be enough to get accepted to a decent Graduate program?
2006-08-26
11:53:14
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horrorfan
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