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Paul,

I posted something similar in Ross app thread...what do you think about my chances considering the age factor? Also I was thinking about Tepper R3...but are you saying that it is not older app friendly?
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I am overwhelmed by how hard it seems to get in! I am 34(!), 730 GMAT, modest EC's.

Is there any reason to feel any hope?

Still struggling with essays:
For challenging time: could I write about accident I had couple of years ago...
For alternate career: I was thinking do they want to see teacher etc kind of thing that is way different or can I say PhD in Engg in a field I can tie with my interest?

Seeing everyone here with scores just as good and younger, why will they take me...I am struggling to answer this one!

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rsc,

I do think Michigan and CMU are friendlier to older applicants than most schools, if you look at the middle 80% of their work experience range. So assuming the rest of your profile stacks up well with their averages, you do have a change despite your age. Otherwise, consider executive MBA programs.

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Thanks, Paul and excellent book, by the way.
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