I think these scores are pretty good for an art major that hadn’t taken a standardized test in over four years. I would have liked to see a better result on the quantitative – but they only gave me two geometry questions – and that was my best “subject.” I probably could have scored higher on verbal as well if I’d been able to spend more time on that – but I knew math was my weakest point so I spent maybe 85% of my study time on it. I only did one practice essay and ended up getting a perfect score on the writing assessment – so no problems with the written word. …of course…when one has a blog that usually goes without saying…or…WITH saying… a lot of saying! Someone who likes watermelons wants me to take the test again because I’d get a higher score if I had more time to study … but 620 is good enough to get into a good school if UCLA isn’t interested (which is likely as most of their applicants already have other graduate degrees and GMAT scores in the 700s). A large part of me would rather just get started at a good school than wait and apply again at the best school (UCLA is ranked #1 in MBA programs at the moment).