It sounds redundant, but the admissions process really is wholistic. 2 D’s in a math class won’t automatically disqualify you, just as a perfect GMAT score won’t assure your acceptance. To offset those D’s, you’ll want to showcase that you do have quant/analytical ability whether that be through taking math courses and doing well in them e.g. MBA Math or by doing well in the quant section or by already being in a job that uses quant/analytical skills
Right, with my quant being weak, shouldn't I take the GMAT to show I can handle it? I am just concerned that gre is looked differently compared to the GMAT.
I think HBX CORe is more intensive but haven’t done either personally. You could also enroll in a specific statistics course if that’s the one that you got the D’s in - essentially anything that will boost your quant profile
Another question - Do I even have a shot getting into T-15? Have a 2 D's (math classes) on my transcript.
It sounds redundant, but the admissions process really is wholistic. 2 D’s in a math class won’t automatically disqualify you, just as a perfect GMAT score won’t assure your acceptance. To offset those D’s, you’ll want to showcase that you do have quant/analytical ability whether that be through taking math courses and doing well in them e.g. MBA Math or by doing well in the quant section or by already being in a job that uses quant/analytical skills
How credible is MBA Math? At my work, I mainly do tech product diligences so not heavy quant.
Should I prep for gre or GMAT?
Right, with my quant being weak, shouldn't I take the GMAT to show I can handle it? I am just concerned that gre is looked differently compared to the GMAT.
I think HBX CORe is more intensive but haven’t done either personally. You could also enroll in a specific statistics course if that’s the one that you got the D’s in - essentially anything that will boost your quant profile
Have only taken the GMAT, so can’t speak for GRE but I’ve heard the math on the GRE is easier