Thanx everyone for leaving msg and being supportive!!
I got a 780 (Q51 V46) in yesterday's test~ Now I really feel that I would get something this year, and go to B-school next year^_^
I feel both Q and V are easier than in GMATprep. I didn't take the break after AWA, coz i wanted to end this thing as quick as possible. So I began Q right away, and then i got stuck on the very first question. I spent 7 min to solve it coz i read the question wrong... After that, i saw some really really easy questions then I thought: I'm screwed. When I started the V, I tried very hard to forget about Q. I think I was quite focused and controlled the pace very well, that's why I could get a better than usual V. I took two GMATprep last week, both are 760, in spite of some familiar questions in OG.
I spent today hanging out with friends and just got back home... I haven't been so relaxed for quite some time. Will start working on essay tmr, got more tough work ahead~
Good luck to everyone if you haven't get your GMAT done, or you are working at your essay already~
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WOW!!! your in a super Gmat League. I'm sure you would get into the school of your choice.
I also have your blog bookmarked. Kepp up the good work.
I've posted the links of the schools on the right hand side of the blog:) And strange enough I've been answering this questions for like dozens times in these two days, now I can say them in just 10 sec: Standford, MIT, NYU, UCLA and Rotman, with ranking of preference;)
holy shit. congratulations! that's amazing!
Great score! I believe that the GMAT is just one part of the admittance equation. Good luck on the essays and interview portion.
BTW, read your post on the IB. WOW, I read the Business Week article you referenced (IB intern in HK). Very funny and scary picture the author paints.
That is some score. Best of luck with your applications!!
bit late - but Congrats!!!
An AWESOME score really!!!
All the best with ur apping :)
Congratulations! It couldn't have gone better, right? That's an excellent start! I wish you good luck with your applications.
By the way, I find your choice of target schools interesting. They are VERY different in their ranking and quality. Why don't you focus on top schools first and go for safety schools only in case of rejection?
Hi, Angleangie,
To answer your question, ranking is actually not what I consider most in picking schools. I picked these schools: Stanford, UCLA, MIT because of their strength in Entrepreneurship. MIT is actually starting a special program in entrepreneurship this year, it's very interesting. As for NYU, normally known as a Finance school. But considering that I'm gonna start/continue a fashion business, and NYC is the city of fashion, so that's gonna bring me closer to my potential customers and partners there. Besides, i've always wanted to take some class in parsons, i might be able to do that if i'm in NYC.
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