Re-write a 730 GMAT (47, 44, 8, 6) as I need the best schools to allow me to pivot into finance given no prior experience?

My GPA is 3.74/4 from a no-name Canadian university

My experience is building REPE essentially managing ~$6Mn in assets, I also manage my PA and have achieved substantial returns investing in stocks and real estate. However, no reputable finance experience.

I'm not trolling to piss people off. I just know that 730 is legitimately below average for CBS, Stanford, Harvard, and Wharton, and I figure that the average for ORM and white guys is probably a bit higher than that with URM bringing the average down.

Should I re-write? I personally feel that with more studying I can nail the math concepts I got wrong, maintain my verbal, and get a higher score. I don't want to jinx myself, but I know for a fact I could improve at math. I wrote and studied the test while backpacking so I can be more focused now that I'm at home (I also wrote with COVID and had it for 2 weeks before I wrote).

For the record, I applied to Stanford and CBS in R3 and didn't get interview invites. Got dinged from Haas post-interview and am waiting on Chicago results. Will these stats give me an easier shot in R1 next year? I thought later rounds made it more difficult if your experience was more standard, not due to your stats.

 

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