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Would appreciate another opinion:
Background:
Age: 21
Sex: Male
Nationality: African American
Undergraduate: 3.6 top school, major in psychology and film
Work Experience
Internships every summer of undergrad. 2 internships at top television networks that are part of major media conglomerates. 1 working at a talent manager's office.
No "real" work experience.
Extra-curriculars
Leadership positions held in fraternity, staff writer for school newspaper, other leadership positions through student peer advising/leading tours in admissions office
Expect great letters of recommendation.
Schools looking at: Stanford, NYU, Columbia, UCLA, USC, Berkeley
So my questions are basically: What kind of GMAT/GRE scores do I need? Do I have any chance for admission given that I have no "real" work experience?
Background:
Age: 21
Sex: Male
Nationality: African American
Undergraduate: 3.6 top school, major in psychology and film
Work Experience
Internships every summer of undergrad. 2 internships at top television networks that are part of major media conglomerates. 1 working at a talent manager's office.
No "real" work experience.
Extra-curriculars
Leadership positions held in fraternity, staff writer for school newspaper, other leadership positions through student peer advising/leading tours in admissions office
Expect great letters of recommendation.
Schools looking at: Stanford, NYU, Columbia, UCLA, USC, Berkeley
So my questions are basically: What kind of GMAT/GRE scores do I need? Do I have any chance for admission given that I have no "real" work experience?
