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Hi all,
I recently became interested in getting a PhD in org. behav./management and wanted to know what my chances were for grad school applications:
* Major - Psychology, Minor - Mathematics
* Undergrad GPA: 3.8/4.0 with honors
* GRE: 660 V, 770 Q, 4.5 Writing Score (Haven't taken GMAT yet but if it's necessary, I will)
* LORs - I know at least 2 will probably be pretty strong
* I might be publishing a paper but on a topic not related to this area
* Oh and just in case this is important, Asian American female
I was in a honors research program for undergrad, but this was in a clinical psychology area, so I don't know that this is considered a bad thing or a good thing just because I did research? Also, I graduated in 3 years and I don't know if that's good or bad either?
I am currently working before applying to grad schools, this year in a job that's more administrative and next year maybe research related and wanted to apply for Fall 2008.
What types of schools do I have a chance with, if any? Thanks for your time!
I recently became interested in getting a PhD in org. behav./management and wanted to know what my chances were for grad school applications:
* Major - Psychology, Minor - Mathematics
* Undergrad GPA: 3.8/4.0 with honors
* GRE: 660 V, 770 Q, 4.5 Writing Score (Haven't taken GMAT yet but if it's necessary, I will)
* LORs - I know at least 2 will probably be pretty strong
* I might be publishing a paper but on a topic not related to this area
* Oh and just in case this is important, Asian American female
I was in a honors research program for undergrad, but this was in a clinical psychology area, so I don't know that this is considered a bad thing or a good thing just because I did research? Also, I graduated in 3 years and I don't know if that's good or bad either?
I am currently working before applying to grad schools, this year in a job that's more administrative and next year maybe research related and wanted to apply for Fall 2008.
What types of schools do I have a chance with, if any? Thanks for your time!
30 Dec 2006, 17:14
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Good that you are starting your prep so early.
1. It will definitely be good if you can get some research experience related to your research interest (or to those of the profs in the schools that you are keen in). Nevertheless, any research experience is better than none.
2. 3 years undergrad program shouldn't be an issue in most schools - furthermore, you graduated with honors. But check with them directly. I also graduated from a 3-year program and have no master. I contacted the schools and all gave me the ok to apply. Of course, I would be less competitive than other applicants who have master degrees.
Generally, based on your profile, you are definitely competitive for most schools. It is important that you do well for your GMAT to maintain your competitiveness.
For schools selection, I suggest you look at those that have faculty doing research in your interest. You can use the USNews or BizWeek B-School ranking as a starting point - but be aware that these are rankings based on MBA and not PhD programs.
1. It will definitely be good if you can get some research experience related to your research interest (or to those of the profs in the schools that you are keen in). Nevertheless, any research experience is better than none.
2. 3 years undergrad program shouldn't be an issue in most schools - furthermore, you graduated with honors. But check with them directly. I also graduated from a 3-year program and have no master. I contacted the schools and all gave me the ok to apply. Of course, I would be less competitive than other applicants who have master degrees.
Generally, based on your profile, you are definitely competitive for most schools. It is important that you do well for your GMAT to maintain your competitiveness.
For schools selection, I suggest you look at those that have faculty doing research in your interest. You can use the USNews or BizWeek B-School ranking as a starting point - but be aware that these are rankings based on MBA and not PhD programs.
