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12 Aug 2014, 08:17
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Hi!
So I just graduated in may, and took the GMAT on Saturday. I'm wondering what steps I should take next.
I graduated from Iowa State with a 3.9 in engineering, and got 730 on the GMAT. I'm hoping to be competitive for a top 5 school, but I'm trying to decide a couple things:
First, what schools should I actually apply for? Is Stanford, Harvard, or MIT a realistic possibility?
Second, when should I plan on applying? I'm currently employed, my employer is definitely not a resume builder. Getting a new job is a priority. I interned at Microsoft last summer, and I'm hoping to go back.
I'd rather go sooner than later, but I know admissions values work experience.
Thanks!
So I just graduated in may, and took the GMAT on Saturday. I'm wondering what steps I should take next.
I graduated from Iowa State with a 3.9 in engineering, and got 730 on the GMAT. I'm hoping to be competitive for a top 5 school, but I'm trying to decide a couple things:
First, what schools should I actually apply for? Is Stanford, Harvard, or MIT a realistic possibility?
Second, when should I plan on applying? I'm currently employed, my employer is definitely not a resume builder. Getting a new job is a priority. I interned at Microsoft last summer, and I'm hoping to go back.
I'd rather go sooner than later, but I know admissions values work experience.
Thanks!
14 Aug 2014, 00:41
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Hi,
Congratulations on your GMAT score.
The selection of colleges depend on a number of factor
- Specialization
- Post MBA goals
- Current work experience etc
Therefore consider all these aspects before selecting a college. A more comprehensive review of your application will be required before we can comment on whether MIT or Harvard is a possibility.
Personally I feel Experience does carry a value in an MBA program. You need to decide the number of years you want to spend in industry before transition.
Good Luck!!
Congratulations on your GMAT score.
The selection of colleges depend on a number of factor
- Specialization
- Post MBA goals
- Current work experience etc
Therefore consider all these aspects before selecting a college. A more comprehensive review of your application will be required before we can comment on whether MIT or Harvard is a possibility.
Personally I feel Experience does carry a value in an MBA program. You need to decide the number of years you want to spend in industry before transition.
Good Luck!!
