Hello,

I took gmat twice, my Q/V split has big swing

1st attempt Q 80% and V 50 % (total 600)
2nd attempt Q 60% and V 80% (total 630)

Though I touched 80% in both Q and V but unfortunately not in the same attempt.

Do schools look at the split in previous attempt? or they just check the composite score.

Do I have any chance at Kellog or GSB chicago - Part time course?

I have 12 years of IT experience in a finance company.
with last 3 years as a manager.
very good reco from 2 supervisors (not direct) who are Kellog alumni.
Decent social(not profit) service.
GPA - 3.8

Thanks
Path

If you don't spell Kellogg correctly, then your chances there are basically zero.

In any case, schools look at the composite as well as the split - as to whether they combine the best from multiple attempts, you'll have to check with the individual school; as far as I know few if any do.

As for your chances, it's hard to say. It comes down to how well you execute the application, how well you interview, and so forth.

Alex Chu
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