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6 years agoGuide-Level 12
All the best for your bright future.
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6 years agoGuide-Level 12
The fact of the matter is, most graduation programs don't look at total GRE scores but rather your individual scores for Verbal and Quant. Therefore, how good a GRE 320 is depends on two key factors:-
* What individual percentiles have you scored in Verbal and Quant?
* What kinds of GRE scores your programs want? Apart from this I've made a list of MBA colleges that you can get in 2019 with average 320 GRE Score mentioned below:-
1. University of Missouri - Roll
2. University of Nebraska Lincoln
3. University of Connecticut
4. University of Utah
5. University of Tennessee - Knoxville
6. West Virginia University
7. University of Kansas
8. SUNY
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6 years agoScholar-Level 17
A very good GRE score will be a plus point. Universities in the US take a holistic approach, admissions are not based on only one factor, so it is imperative that you figure out your strengths and demonstrate them as much as you can and work hard for your GRE. Significant extracurricular activities, projects, excellent recommendation letters, etc., will be crucial to your application.
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