It depends on where you want to go for your M.B.A. I would take a look at the average GMAT scores for the schools that you’re interested in, and see how your current score compares. If you’re looking to attend a Top 10 and have a score that is just above 700, while that is an impressive score, you might want to retake the test, because there’s some serious competition applying to schools of that caliber. Also, since schools generally consider your highest score, nothing is lost by retaking the GMAT.

If you’re considering a prep course, I went with PowerScore on the recommendation of a friend, and found their approaches extremely helpful. All of their instructors have GMAT scores in the 99th percentile, and they cover all of the foundational concepts in their classes and materials. I ended up scoring a 770.

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