We all have dark periods in our lives. We all face diffculties that seem insummonatable, we all encounter setbacks,and when we do, we'are often tempted to throw in the the towel.
In retrospect, I think that it is an advantage to have serious reversals in life. It made me pause and reflect and reexamine
the directon of my life. I scored so low that I am embarrassed to mention it on this forum. I scored a 6.0 on the AWA, which is the only silver lining in that dismal score of mine. I must collect the pieces from this rubble of mine and learn to crawl again. Perhaps it was the test anxiety, perhaps is was a lack of preparation, but perhaps it was destiny. With extreme shame, I mention my score, I scored a 350, I cared not to look at the distribution, but my quant score was tad lower and than my verbal score. On the two GMAT prep tests I scored a 580 (Q34 V36) and 610 (Q36 V41). I sent this score to my R2 schools, I hope that I don't get blacklisted for life. As mentioned earlier, I am determined to do better next time I take this test, I want to conquer my demons, but I am not sure how schools will react once they see this abomination.

To my MGMAT instructors,
I am truly sorry that I have let you down. I hope that I become a lesson for everyone who goes easy on his or her GMAT preparation. My score is a reflection my failure as a person, you as a teacher and a guide fulfilled your duties to the fullest extent, I wish that I should've at least tried to fulfill mine.....

He who falls and stands again will live to fight another day

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