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18 Aug 2006, 07:33
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Hi,
Could you please advise me...I got a 650 on the GMAT and have a cumulative gpa of 3.94 in CS and math. I have 3 years of work ex as a software engineer.
Could you suggest schools where i have a good shot of getting admission. I am not really sure what i what track i want to pursue in MBA but probably leaning towards mngmt, MIS or finance. Location is not a big consideration
Thanks a lot.
Could you please advise me...I got a 650 on the GMAT and have a cumulative gpa of 3.94 in CS and math. I have 3 years of work ex as a software engineer.
Could you suggest schools where i have a good shot of getting admission. I am not really sure what i what track i want to pursue in MBA but probably leaning towards mngmt, MIS or finance. Location is not a big consideration
Thanks a lot.
19 Aug 2006, 12:39
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Hello Hjort,
Lost my password hence writing from a different account.
I have shortlisted the following schools-
Chicago, Univ of Texas/Austin, Maryland, Carnegie Mellon, Yale, NYU, Kellog and Columbia - Columbia being my # 1 pick.
Do you think I should re-write the GMAT or should I go ahead and apply and based on if I get through or not, think about gmat again. I have a 650 in GMAT right now and say if i give it again and get a 680, would a 30 point increase really make a difference?
Also, is it a good idea to apply for Columbia's early decision round? Just curious, I am a female, does that give me any advantage?
Appreciate all your time and advice.
Lost my password hence writing from a different account.
I have shortlisted the following schools-
Chicago, Univ of Texas/Austin, Maryland, Carnegie Mellon, Yale, NYU, Kellog and Columbia - Columbia being my # 1 pick.
Do you think I should re-write the GMAT or should I go ahead and apply and based on if I get through or not, think about gmat again. I have a 650 in GMAT right now and say if i give it again and get a 680, would a 30 point increase really make a difference?
Also, is it a good idea to apply for Columbia's early decision round? Just curious, I am a female, does that give me any advantage?
Appreciate all your time and advice.
