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Re: How much does GMAT split matter for MBA? [#permalink]
Quite a few are in your boat – the “explorers”. It’s alright to be an explorer in terms of choosing the path after getting into the MBA program. However, you will be spending $100K+ in the course of your MBA at a top B-school. You need to decide whether exploring is worth that money – just in case you decide to go back to do doing what you are currently.

You like finance and entrepreneurship and you don’t like east coast. School choice becomes pretty simple with this – Stanford, Haas and McCombs. In my opinion, Chicago region is not as great as Austin or west coast for entrepreneurs. My advice would be to talk to current students at your target schools to discover whether it’s a match. Also, consider visiting the schools – this will give you a feel for an MBA.

You have a good GMAT and good undergrad GPA. You need to focus on your essays if you intend to apply.
Let me know if you have specific questions.

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