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The benefits of retaking these exams are always present. However, you should consider the marginal benefit; in this case, I don't think the trouble is worth it. Even if you got 800 on the GMAT, you'd be using that strictly for the occasion when a firm asks you for the score. Same with the SAT, which you'll no doubt encounter even less frequently.
I think your efforts are best spent elsewhere.
Jesus. Just don't put your score on the application. Don't retake the SAT or gmat. That's ridiculous.
Lolz.
Can I ask why you went directly to an MBA?
I've decided to pursue my MBA because I couldn't even get an interview during and after I graduated with my BS in business. I am getting my MBA from the same place I went to for my undergrad.
You should have gone for an MSF, a non-target MBA throws out your last chance to rebrand yourself.
great GPA, so re-do the GMAT to 650+.
don't bother with the SAT
can an msf at a good school with ocr work similar to mba rebranding?
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