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01 Dec 2006, 07:41
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Greetings All,
My name is Benjamin. I work in the Software Industry and have done everything from software development, to product management, to a brief entrepreneurship venture. Feel free to rip apart at my poor Sentence Correction and lack of parallelism!
I have a BS in Computer Science and a minor in Economics from the University of Virginia. I’m currently African American, at least last time I checked
I have taken 18 GMAT practice tests with approximately 50% over 700. Of course the scores improved toward the end. I took the GMAT in October and scored a 680 and was pretty bummed. I got back on my feet, and decided to take the GMAT again in Singapore while here on business (today - )
I achieved my 700 club goal. 710, not bad… I was hoping for a bit higher, but hell I beat the average of most schools.
I’m applying to 2 dream schools. I only shoot high:
The University of Chicago - EMB program - Asia Campus in Singapore.
Wharton East EMB Program - Penn
My name is Benjamin. I work in the Software Industry and have done everything from software development, to product management, to a brief entrepreneurship venture. Feel free to rip apart at my poor Sentence Correction and lack of parallelism!
I have a BS in Computer Science and a minor in Economics from the University of Virginia. I’m currently African American, at least last time I checked
I have taken 18 GMAT practice tests with approximately 50% over 700. Of course the scores improved toward the end. I took the GMAT in October and scored a 680 and was pretty bummed. I got back on my feet, and decided to take the GMAT again in Singapore while here on business (today - )
I achieved my 700 club goal. 710, not bad… I was hoping for a bit higher, but hell I beat the average of most schools.
I’m applying to 2 dream schools. I only shoot high:
The University of Chicago - EMB program - Asia Campus in Singapore.
Wharton East EMB Program - Penn
01 Dec 2006, 12:32
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obenyoung
I think this isn't lack of ||sm, but rather luck of clarity... ha-ha-ha... So tomorrow you will be Asian??? that's nice... I wish I had such an amazing ability to transform...
welcome to the club and good luck in getting into your dream schools!!!
05 Dec 2006, 19:55
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Brand spanking new! Still trying to figure this thing out...
My name is Christy; I'm 26. Went to UC Berkeley undergrad and graduated with a BA in Psychology. Want to go to San Diego State University which is the better business program in the San Diego area. Took the GMAT last month and realized I was completely naive to the test. Took an 8 week GMAT prep course through USD but didn't really study otherwise. I considered "studying" to be sitting in class twice a week at USD and helping solve problems on the whiteboard. I reviewed over some math formulas about three days before the test and ended up with a 590. Talk about disappointed... and completely naive.
I have rescheduled the test for mid-February so I gotta get cracking! I'm excited about the prospect of retaking and crushing that test and I hope to be in the high 600s (but of course would love to crack 700).
Eventually I would love to do HR consulting or work in HR management; just gotta learn the business lingo.
Nice to be here!
My name is Christy; I'm 26. Went to UC Berkeley undergrad and graduated with a BA in Psychology. Want to go to San Diego State University which is the better business program in the San Diego area. Took the GMAT last month and realized I was completely naive to the test. Took an 8 week GMAT prep course through USD but didn't really study otherwise. I considered "studying" to be sitting in class twice a week at USD and helping solve problems on the whiteboard. I reviewed over some math formulas about three days before the test and ended up with a 590. Talk about disappointed... and completely naive.
I have rescheduled the test for mid-February so I gotta get cracking! I'm excited about the prospect of retaking and crushing that test and I hope to be in the high 600s (but of course would love to crack 700).
Eventually I would love to do HR consulting or work in HR management; just gotta learn the business lingo.
Nice to be here!
