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Re: Average applicant (Pre-GMAT) Seeking Advice [#permalink]
Not a problem! Glad to help... It is my advice that you not only consider your GMAT, but also try to start improving your profile. No big changes in your profile happen overnight. So this would include promotions, extra curriculars, thinking about recommenders, consider essay topics, taking on projects at work, thinking about leadership roles available, etc... anything that you think will boost your application. You cant change the past though, so don't worry about your GPA and old work experience. At this point, you roll with what you have... If for some reason you do poorly on the Quantitative portion of your GMAT, or have poor undergraduate Quant skills, then I would also recommend taking 1 or 2 math classes (online or in class) at your local college or extension program to help off set low GPA or bad quant skills. make sure to get "A's". This will also show you are serious, b/c the MBA program is very Quant intensive. If you are good at math, and have demonstrated it in your GMAT and Undergrad, do not worry about this last step.

As far as EC's that might be good... consider doing some volunteer work or joining a professional networking club in the field that you are interrested in. So this would include anything in the healthcare industry. See if any of your coworkers know of anything, or search the web for groups in your city. If there are none, then consider just professional networking clubs, or volunteer opportunities that would allow you to give back or even better, take on some type of leadership role.

Good luck with your journey!
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