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Re: Full time Kelley vs Part-time UChicago [#permalink]
Peter Pan wrote:
Thank you very much for your response. I very much appreciate it! As I currently live in Chicago, commute would be much easier. Can you please review my profile and let me know if I have any chance to get admitted into Part-time Uchicago?

Here are my stats

GMAT - 580
Undergrad GPA - 3.7
4 years of work experience in finance industry with gradual career progression
My extra-curricular activities included leading a team at Habitat For Humanity, but my contribution lessened with a new baby in house.

Please advise my chances of getting into GSB part-time.

Thanks once again,
Peter.


Peter,

Unless you are an Underrepresented Minority (African-, Hispanic-, or Native American) -- and even if you are -- I think your odds at Chicago are very small with a 580 GMAT. If Kelley let you in with that, I think you should count your blessings and go there.

Good luck,
GMAT Club Bot
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