Tarmac
How can a 4 year old program average almost 700 GMAT? Seems ridiculous. That means they have legit 750s in there...
Well, their 80% median range goes up to 730/740 if I remember well. So, yeah, 10% of their students scored at or over that. With a class size that small, you can be selective all you want. I beleive rjacobs has a 760 GMAT, so there we go.
I'm still debating between that school and USD. The latter is not ranked high either and is an older program, but it's class size is only 30, the full-time program takes only 16 months, the Avg GMAT is 680 with a similar medium range as UCSD, the cost is about the same of both schools. Anyone has any thoughts about comparisons of those 2 schools? I like the UCSD program and location better but the program is much longer - 21 months, and USD already unofficially told me I have a good chance for at least a 50% scholarship and even TA employment options. I don't wanna apply to both simply because that would be pushing my recommenders willingness to help too much, plus the time spent on another application right now is very valuable to me.