Anon16001 wrote:
ok Mr 3.1 GPA
Thanks for your constructive contributions to the forum.
Good luck throwing shade. [sarcasm] It always makes the one tossing look both erudite and humble. [/sarcasm]
The fact is that a 700 is below the average at Kelloggs full time MBA. This is not controversial nor should it be offensive. Scoring a 700 is a great accomplishment! You should be proud! But, unfortunately, it's still below average at Kellogg.
PS - With 26 years experience (including nearly 20 in the c-suite), I'm considering an EMBA and a career change. I scored a 670 cold on the
OG about four weeks ago (no study, no prep, heck, no standardized tests of any sort in close to 20 years). I think that's pretty solid starting place. I also think with some study -- heck, just understanding the question types!
-- something in the low / mid 700s is possible. And yes, my GPA would be well below average at nearly every school in the top 25 ... it's a good thing the rest of my bio is at least sorta ok. I like my odds - I am currently planning on applying for 2021 admits to the EMBA programs at Booth, Kellogg, Ross, Anderson, Fuqua and Darden. I like my odds at each one.
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