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Thanks!

Ok, so i guess providing my GREs isnt necessary then. It's an msc. Thanks for your answer

Hi was wondering if someone could help answer 2 questions. I was hoping to apply to LSE, which has a no set deadline, rolling admission that opens tomorrow (October 19). I just recently decided to apply to LSE, so I havent heard back from my professor for a rec letter yet. How long do you guys think I have before the program fills up? It's a relatively new program that just started last year, so I'm not sure how popular it is. I guess I was wondering if I could wait till end of November or even December? Also, they allow you to provide your gre score to "supplement" your application if you did well. Are my scores good enough to positively influence my application, or should I just not include them..? Verbal 162 (90) Quant 156 (64) AW 4.0 (56)

@GradDreamz87 Hi there! I'm looking to apply to cornell too, and was wondering if you got in.

ok thanks, that's what I was leaning towards too!

Cornell has the top labor relations program, so I'm assuming the entry requirements are the most stringent. I don't really have the time to study at the moment, and was hoping I didnt have to retake. Thanks!

Looking to apply for Labor Relations related grad programs (Cornell, Minnesota, Michigan State etc.) 2017. I took the GREs awhile back and got V162 Q156 AW4.0 My GPA was around a 3.5 from one of the "easier" Ivies (liberal arts undergrad). Anyone think i should retake? Cornell's 2014 class profile has a mean score breakdown of: V158 Q155 AW4.5 and GPA of 3.5. I dont necessarily have much HR related experience, but am 100% sure I want to pursue this as a career in the future. All suggestions welcome!