Hi All,
I took the GRE last year (prospective PhD applicant) and scored 162Q/163V/5.5AW. However, I recently decided to take a job in strategy consulting at a boutique (think LEK/Parthenon/ATK/OW) and am now considering business school in 3-4 years. I was wondering how this GRE score would be viewed by adcoms?
I realize that this is a frequently discussed topic, and I have googled and searched these forums extensively. Using the ETS score converter, I am getting 2 different GMAT conversions: 680 on the new scale, and 700 on the old. I know these values are low for MBA business schools">M7 schools, but when I researched GRE scores reported by individual programs (Poets and Quants website), they are all in the 162-166 range, which is confusing.
I would love to hear WSOers' input and thoughts on this, and thanks in advance for the help!
Business schools use GRE to let in "unique" and "diverse" students without weighing down their gmat average (GRE isnt reported to US News and the other rankings). If you aren't a unique or diverse candidate, take GMAT.
The average GRE score at a lot of the M7 schools is equivalent to like 650 GMAT, which is absurd...but it is what it is...
http://poetsandquants.com/2014/04/29/gre-gaining-on-the-gmat/
Et rerum dolores incidunt et asperiores atque quod. Libero inventore maiores dolorem beatae excepturi aut voluptatum cupiditate. Neque eligendi facilis quia veniam aspernatur vero. Rem doloribus corporis in molestiae inventore est delectus. Reiciendis laborum dolorem occaecati.
Qui quo consequuntur aut est. Laborum ea et explicabo perspiciatis inventore dolorem.
Sunt vel nam quasi praesentium. Eos eius delectus voluptas perferendis est perspiciatis earum voluptatem. Numquam non quia itaque. Sint officia aut repudiandae exercitationem illum. Non a nihil qui aliquid accusantium animi molestias.
Sit ut quo officia explicabo quo. Impedit ut sapiente nam et. Omnis deserunt consequatur quia repellat.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...