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GMAT - GRE - TOEFL - SAT
Results - Hall of FameResults according to test (click on one of the following):
GMAT- GRE TOEFL- IELTS SAT- APGMAT/GRE: It is worth noting that the GMAT examination has become significantly more difficult according to reports from test takers. The Quantitative section has been regularly cited as more difficult than expected since the software change which occurred in 2006. Naturally, there are more and more test takers, therefore more competition, and in turn higher standards.
Only those who attained a score of greater than 650/800 (86% percentile) have been included in the list below. There are many others whose names do not appear who nevertheless attained scores that were more than adequate for their respective Masters programs. A list of destination universities can be found at the bottom of the folowing table.
Name Score Destination university Theodora Karantana 760 (GMAT) London School of Economics Loukas Balafoutas 800 (Maths) 640 (Verbal) (GRE)* Cambridge University (Judge Business School)) Katerina Kasoulli 720 (GMAT) UMIST (University of Manchester) Georgia Kokkinou 720 (GMAT) London School of Economics George Alexandropoulos 680 (GMAT) Bocconi University, Italy Nikos Tsimbidaros 700 (GMAT) (99% Quantitative) New York University, USA Apostolos Dokianos 700 (GMAT) Thunderbird, Uni. of Arizona, USA John Komitas 720 (GMAT) Cranfield University MBA Peggy Gerylimou 680 (GMAT) SAID Business School, Oxford University Alexandros Chatzieleftheriou 690 (GMAT) AUEB - International MBA Manolis Tsahakis 680 (GMAT) AUEB - International MBA Tatiana Rogakou 720 (GMAT) (98% Verbal) Leiden University, The Netherlands Nadia Verzakakou 660 (GMAT) MBA HEC Paris, France Agis Mikrakis 670 (GMAT) Rotterdam School of Mgt MBA Grigoris Karellos 700 (GMAT) AUEB - Executive MBA Michaelis Kontogiannis 730 (GMAT) UPenn (Wharton) Yiannis Lagouranis 650 (GMAT) Bocconi University, Italy Phaedra Chroussos 690 (GMAT) Colombia University Business School (MBA) Mihalis Boutaris 710 (GMAT) Harvard Business School (MBA) Konstantina Komita 670 (GMAT) Cranfield University George Papadopoulos 680 (GMAT) undecided Kostas Hadzifotis 700 (GMAT) ALBA, Vouliagmeni Eva Verzakakou 670 (GMAT) MBA HEC Paris, France Eleni Avdikou 750 (GMAT) (99% Verbal) undecided Pavlos Nikolaou 690 (GMAT) London School of Economics (LSE) Vasilis Androulakis 800 (Maths) 650 (Verbal) (GRE)* University of California - Berkeley Maria Lekkou 720 (GMAT) undecided Alex Topalides 680 (GMAT) (99 % Quantitative) Aston University (full scholarship) Alexis Kotzamanis 690 (GMAT) ESADE MBA (Barcelona, Spain) Theophilos Haldezos 710 (GMAT) CASS Business School, City University, London Konstantinos Bakis 790 (Maths) 670 (Verbal) (GRE) undecided Alkis Lavranos 650 (GMAT) Tanaka Business School, Imperial College, London *The current average GMAT score of students at the Tree Foundation is 632/800 (2000 - 2008)
*The GRE scores are marked separately, one for the Quantitative section, one for the Verbal Section, and lastly, a score out of 6 for the two obligatory essays. 800 in the Quantitative Sections represents a 99% score while 600 in the verbal represents a 90%. The scores listed above are exceptionally high - both candidates scored 6/6 on the Essay section.
GMAT/GRE students from the Tree Foundation have secured places for Masters/PhD programs at the following universities (the list is by no means exhaustive):
UK Universities:
SAID Business School (Oxford University), Cambridge University (Judge Business School), Imperial (London University), Edinburgh Business School, Aston University, Lancaster University, Reading University (ISMA Centre), York University, Henley School Of Management, UCL (University College London), Nottingham University, Cranfield University, Manchester University (UMIST), London School of Economics (LSE), City University, University of Bath, Warwick University, University of BristolUSA:
New York University (Stern Business School), Kennedy Business School, MIT (Sloan School of Business), Thunderbird University (Arizona), Berkeley University, Brown University, Stanford University, Colombia University, Harvard University, Yale university, Princeton University, University of Pennsylvania (Wharton Business School)
Continental Europe:
Insead (Paris, France), Rotterdam School of Management, ERASMUS (The Netherlands), Bergen University (Norway), IE (Madrid, Spain), HEC Lausanne (Switzerland), Bocconi University (Milan, Italy), Leiden University (The Netherlands)
Other:
Insead (Singapore)
SAT/AP: There has been a gradual increase in interest for SAT and AP tests. Students in Greece, who are intent on studying in the USA, are typically aiming for IVY LEAGUE universities which demand commensurately high scores in both the SAT I and SAT II Subject Tests and/or AP tests.
Results of 2006 were excellent from a number of talented and dedicated students. Of special note are Dimitris Boukis who has secured a place for MEDICINE at Boston University, having sat the SAT I, SAT II (Mathematics, Chemistry and Biology), AP (Mathematics and Chemistry); Kostas Mitsigas who has won a place at the University of Chicago to study Mechanical Engineering; Emilia Papadaki has secured a place to study Law at Princeton University; and Stefania Damanaki who has secured a place at University of Pennsylvania to study Chemical Engineering.
2007: Bogdan Patedakis-Litvinov, who is endeavouring to secure place at a US Medical School, attained a perfect 800/800 in the SAT 2 Mathematics Test (Higher level) in November 2006. Bogdan completed his other 3 SAT 2 subject tests in January 2007 with excellent scores: Chemistry 780/800, Biology 770/800 and Physics 800/800. In May 2007, Bogdan was offered places at all the universities to which he applied. He finally chose Brown University, regarded as the world's foremost university for Medicine (PLME).
2008:
TOEFL/IELTS: Universities either demand a TOEFL test score or IELTS test score in order to gauge a prospective candidate's English language proficiency - TOEFL perhaps being the more ubiquitous although the IELTS examination is becoming more and more recognized all over the world.
The IELTS is the alternative to the TOEFL, though not nearly as widely required as the TOEFL test. The scoring scale is from 0 to 9, a respectable score for a top university being more than 7/9.
The TOEFL CBT was discontinued from 30/06/2006 in Greece, and instead the TOEFL iBT (Internet Based Test) was introduced to replace it. This new version includes an interview section and generally more emphasis on speaking/listening than the previous test. Also, the Structure section has been excluded altogether; grammatical questions are now integrated into the other sections. The new score will be out of 120, a respectable score being more than 100.
RECENT TOEFL- IELTS SCORES (from start 2006 till present)
-note that the TOEFL changed from the TOEFL CBT to the TOEFLiBT in September 2006
TOEFL CBT SCORES Score (max 300) Maria Protopapa 297 Helen Avdikou 300 Nicholas Verriopoulos 287 Dimitris Dimitriou 278 Stratos Eleftheriou 292 Loukia Michail 272 Anastasios Kontogeorgios 277 Dimitris Boukis 272 Eleanna Haralampidou 288 George Fameliaris 285 Loukia Michail 277 Dimitris Boukis 277 Kostas Mitsigas 267 Panagiotis Kotsidas 287 Aris Konstantinidis 279 TOEFL iBT SCORES Score (max 120) Christos Stergiou 117 Bogdan Patedakis 106 Valia Kintou 110 Marianna Preva 112 Zoe Vasilaki 110 Katerina Manou 105 Nikos Konstantinidis 112 Maria Politi 108 Miltos Mitsigas 108 Mihailis Koulianos 105 IELTS SCORES Score (max 9) Maria Psarraki 8.5 Loukas Balafoutas 9 Aris Bornovas 7.5 Stephanos Vainanidis 9 Michael Politis 8.5 Xara Lambrou 8.5 Eleftheria Telioni 8 Stefanos Zagklis 8 Konstantinos Vazouras 8 Despina Melanidi 7.5 Fryni Andrianaki 8 Argyro Chiou 7.5 Evi Michail 7.5
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