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22 Aug 2019, 12:16
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Hi all,
I am planning to apply to Columbia FT or J-Term program. Is it true you can you apply to these programs with an Executive Assessment score rather than the GMAT?? And if so, how much of a disadvantage does that put you at??
For reference, I scored a 160 on the EA, 3.1 gpa, and have 6 years of W/E. Any feedback or thoughts on my odds would be greatly appreciated!!!
I am planning to apply to Columbia FT or J-Term program. Is it true you can you apply to these programs with an Executive Assessment score rather than the GMAT?? And if so, how much of a disadvantage does that put you at??
For reference, I scored a 160 on the EA, 3.1 gpa, and have 6 years of W/E. Any feedback or thoughts on my odds would be greatly appreciated!!!
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22 Aug 2019, 12:26
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Hi Thakidd
Thank you for your post. Indeed, you can apply to Columbia's August-term or J-Term with the Executive Assessment. Considering that the school accepts the test, providing an EA as opposed to GMAT or GRE will not hinder your application. Your profile will be viewed holistically, so your EA is only one piece of the evaluation process.
Your GPA is on the very low end of the class profile spectrum (middle 80% is 3.2-3.9), so be sure to emphasize other areas that make you stand out.
Good luck!
Susan
Thank you for your post. Indeed, you can apply to Columbia's August-term or J-Term with the Executive Assessment. Considering that the school accepts the test, providing an EA as opposed to GMAT or GRE will not hinder your application. Your profile will be viewed holistically, so your EA is only one piece of the evaluation process.
Your GPA is on the very low end of the class profile spectrum (middle 80% is 3.2-3.9), so be sure to emphasize other areas that make you stand out.
Good luck!
Susan
Thakidd
