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jbotero08
Joined: 10 Jun 2014
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Concentration: Nonprofit, Social Entrepreneurship
Schools: Booth '17 (WL) Cnsrtm-Tuck '17 (WL) Cnsrtm-Yale '17 (D) Cnsrtm-Tepper '17 (WL) Cnsrtm-Goizueta '17 (WL) Cnsrtm-Ross '17 (M$) Cnsrtm-Stern '17 (D) Duke '17 (A$) Kellogg '17 (D) Sloan '17 (D)
GMAT 1: 650 Q42 V38
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GRE 1: Q161 V165
Schools: Booth '17 (WL) Cnsrtm-Tuck '17 (WL) Cnsrtm-Yale '17 (D) Cnsrtm-Tepper '17 (WL) Cnsrtm-Goizueta '17 (WL) Cnsrtm-Ross '17 (M$) Cnsrtm-Stern '17 (D) Duke '17 (A$) Kellogg '17 (D) Sloan '17 (D)
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GRE 1: Q161 V165
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Hello All,
I'm looking for Top-25 daytime MBA programs that are GRE friendly. "GRE friendly" means that a program is well-known among the admissions community as not disadvantaging students that submit that GRE scores.
I've been emailing schools and I have not received positive responses from: Haas and Anderson. Fuqua was tepid in their response.
Please help me with a list of schools that fit that bill. Extra points for Consortium Schools and Top-10 programs!
A little about myself:
I've been serving with AmeriCorps through various programs, and I'm pursuing an MBA to go into NPO/Educational leadership, and Social Entrepreneurship. I'm very interested in public-private partnerships, foundation work, and using quantitative to improve programmatic outcomes. I'm pursuing schools that will allow to do an MBA/MPP combo, which is why I'm trying to get the two-for-one deal out of the GRE. More so, I've already completed one GRE for a MS.Ed in Education and Social Change program that I completed during my Teach For America commitment.
My GRE is scores are V-165 (95%) and Q-161 (81%) which translate to GMAT of 680 (V-41 and Q-42). I'm working to retake my GRE to at least improve my quantitative to 165 (91%) and hopefully move up a point or two on verbal (96% or 97%).
Thank you for your time everybody!
I'm looking for Top-25 daytime MBA programs that are GRE friendly. "GRE friendly" means that a program is well-known among the admissions community as not disadvantaging students that submit that GRE scores.
I've been emailing schools and I have not received positive responses from: Haas and Anderson. Fuqua was tepid in their response.
Please help me with a list of schools that fit that bill. Extra points for Consortium Schools and Top-10 programs!
A little about myself:
I've been serving with AmeriCorps through various programs, and I'm pursuing an MBA to go into NPO/Educational leadership, and Social Entrepreneurship. I'm very interested in public-private partnerships, foundation work, and using quantitative to improve programmatic outcomes. I'm pursuing schools that will allow to do an MBA/MPP combo, which is why I'm trying to get the two-for-one deal out of the GRE. More so, I've already completed one GRE for a MS.Ed in Education and Social Change program that I completed during my Teach For America commitment.
My GRE is scores are V-165 (95%) and Q-161 (81%) which translate to GMAT of 680 (V-41 and Q-42). I'm working to retake my GRE to at least improve my quantitative to 165 (91%) and hopefully move up a point or two on verbal (96% or 97%).
Thank you for your time everybody!
