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01 Apr 2012, 12:28
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I'm targeting both Ross and Tepper part-time.
I graduated from a top 60 state school with a low undergraduate gpa of 3.18. I studied Economics.
I then went on to work for a Fortunate 500 company with nearly 4 years of work experience for this company split evenly between an account rep and analyst role.
I then decided to go back to school full-time to pursue a M.S. in International Economics and Finance at a decent private school in the midwest. I graduated with a 3.93, top of my class.
Recently, I just hired on at a different Fortune 500 company but within the same industry as an account rep with similar responsibilities as before.
My plan on applying is about 2-3 years from now. I need to take on some leadership roles at this company, because I think I need some improvement in that area of my application. So, I'm hoping 2-3 years gives me a big enough of a window to showcase this.
However, I do need to hit a good gmat score. I was thinking somewhere around 670 to give me a good chance at either school part-time. Would anyone agree? Or would I be hopeless even with that score?
I graduated from a top 60 state school with a low undergraduate gpa of 3.18. I studied Economics.
I then went on to work for a Fortunate 500 company with nearly 4 years of work experience for this company split evenly between an account rep and analyst role.
I then decided to go back to school full-time to pursue a M.S. in International Economics and Finance at a decent private school in the midwest. I graduated with a 3.93, top of my class.
Recently, I just hired on at a different Fortune 500 company but within the same industry as an account rep with similar responsibilities as before.
My plan on applying is about 2-3 years from now. I need to take on some leadership roles at this company, because I think I need some improvement in that area of my application. So, I'm hoping 2-3 years gives me a big enough of a window to showcase this.
However, I do need to hit a good gmat score. I was thinking somewhere around 670 to give me a good chance at either school part-time. Would anyone agree? Or would I be hopeless even with that score?
01 Apr 2012, 21:28
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If you were able to score a 660+ on the GMAT or better and bring everything to the table in your application (essays, EC's, rec letters, etc) I think you have a great shot at both. Part-time programs are generally easier to get into b/c they draw from smaller applicant pools within approx a 200 mile radius of the schools (as opposed to everywhere in the country). Also, the part time program rankings are actually different: deactivated-account-unbelievable-atrocious-130022.html and as you can see, they aren't as competative as full time programs. You are starting the process very early, and I think if you make some strategic moves to better your application, I really think you will get in 
Good luck!
Good luck! 
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GMAT 1: 640 Q43 V34
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18 Apr 2012, 13:41
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I think a 660+ should be good.
Do you live near Pittsburgh or Detroit? If you're going for an evening program, it is important that you stay local.
Do you live near Pittsburgh or Detroit? If you're going for an evening program, it is important that you stay local.
