…I decided that put my hands back on the GMAT was the best to do. Only I now how hard was for me to get back to the study, a step that I thought I had finalized. Sometimes I find myself wondering why I wasn’t good enough to attend in INSEAD. While I was on vacations, this subject crossed my mind a few times. I tried to overcome the same old feelling that every only child, like myself, has: good or bad, I had something to do with it. But then I asked myself: Isn’t this true? Isn’t my job to influence, not controlling, the step I want to take? And, in my perpective, not having a 70% on both sections of the GMAT was a strong reason for not being accepted. Havind this diagnostic, I must improve my grade even more by showing a balaced GMAT.
SA
