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19 Jul 2010, 16:57
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Hello,
If you could evaluate my profile it would be much appreciated.
Thank you for your time!
25, US Citizen, Male
GMAT - 690 taken in 2007.
Analytical Writing 6
Academics:
Undergrad GPA 3.2 from UCLA
Major: Economics
Minor: Classical Civilizations
Professional Experience:
Have been working for UCLA for almost 3 years. First, spent 1 1/2 years working at Anderson in the Development office helping with fundraising for the school. Currently working for the School of Arts and Architecture as a Development and Communications Associate.
Extra-Curriculars:
-Member of the gymnastics team, cheerleading squad, and a non-profit student organization during school
-As a post-grad involved in two non-profits, one for the LGBT community and one combining art and activism to promote global health. Also a volunteer coach for the UCLA cheerleading squad.
Short/long Term Schools:
I would like to move into the retail and luxury goods field and hopefully working as a buyer for a clothing company or apparel division of a larger company.
I'm interested in the following full-time programs:
-Stanford
-Columbia (applying early decision)
-NYU Stern
-UCLA Anderson
-USC Marshall
Applying for Fall 2011 and hoping to apply Round 1 (or early decision for Columbia) for all schools. I look at Stanford as a long shot but my father is an alum.
I'm also considering re-taking the GMAT at the end of august. I took the test almost 3 years ago and a 690 seemed fine and was within 20 points of my practice tests. Is it worth it to retake it/will it significantly help my chances?
If you could evaluate my profile it would be much appreciated.
Thank you for your time!
25, US Citizen, Male
GMAT - 690 taken in 2007.
Analytical Writing 6
Academics:
Undergrad GPA 3.2 from UCLA
Major: Economics
Minor: Classical Civilizations
Professional Experience:
Have been working for UCLA for almost 3 years. First, spent 1 1/2 years working at Anderson in the Development office helping with fundraising for the school. Currently working for the School of Arts and Architecture as a Development and Communications Associate.
Extra-Curriculars:
-Member of the gymnastics team, cheerleading squad, and a non-profit student organization during school
-As a post-grad involved in two non-profits, one for the LGBT community and one combining art and activism to promote global health. Also a volunteer coach for the UCLA cheerleading squad.
Short/long Term Schools:
I would like to move into the retail and luxury goods field and hopefully working as a buyer for a clothing company or apparel division of a larger company.
I'm interested in the following full-time programs:
-Stanford
-Columbia (applying early decision)
-NYU Stern
-UCLA Anderson
-USC Marshall
Applying for Fall 2011 and hoping to apply Round 1 (or early decision for Columbia) for all schools. I look at Stanford as a long shot but my father is an alum.
I'm also considering re-taking the GMAT at the end of august. I took the test almost 3 years ago and a 690 seemed fine and was within 20 points of my practice tests. Is it worth it to retake it/will it significantly help my chances?
19 Jul 2010, 21:31
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You've chosen a decent range of schools - you should have a reasonable shot of getting into a few of them, assuming strong applications and a bit of luck (there's always a bit of luck involved, even if you're a high caliber applicant).
As for the GMAT, it can help if you are able to score 30-40 points more than what you currently have. Otherwise, it's not worth the retake.
As for the GMAT, it can help if you are able to score 30-40 points more than what you currently have. Otherwise, it's not worth the retake.
