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The GMAT Score Preview and Application Boxes

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Linda Abraham on the GMAT Score PreviewMBA applicants, pay heed: two major b-school admissions topics have been on Linda’s mind and in this week’s episode of Admissions Straight Talk, she shares the word.

Listen to the full recording of the show for some very important advice about the GMAT score preview and the growing significance of short application questions.

00:01:30 – The new GMAT score preview feature.

00:02:48 – Ravi’s mistake and 4 decisions to make before test day.

00:09:37 – The shrinking MBA application and the increasing importance of  short answers and boxes.

Listen to the full conversation to learn more!

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Related Links:

•  Preview Your GMAT Score (from the official website of the GMAT)
•  The GMAT in MBA Admissions: Fact and Fiction
•  Get Accepted to Harvard Business School
•  Get Accepted to Stanford Graduate School of Business

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• GMAT, GRE, SAT, and All Things Test Prep
• How to Edit Your Application Essays
• Linda Abraham on Overcoming Weaknesses

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