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03 Dec 2009, 01:03
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Hello, everyone!
Being 36, I'm probably an "old dog" here, looking to FINALLY earn an MBA after my first attempt failed (my thesis, on a technicality!) 15 years ago. I received my B.A. in Psychology from Dowling College in Oakdale, NY, and was I guaranteed admission to their MBA program since I had an undergraduate degree from them. Taking the GMAT then was a formality, so I didn't bother to study, and still scored a 680 overall (I don't remember the breakdowns, but know the test has changed substantially since then).
I have been a freelance information technology trainer for the past 7 years, after working the previous 8 years as a retail manager, but with today's economy work is sporadic at best. In order to obtain a teaching position at area colleges, I need to have a Masters degree or higher. I am looking to be accepted into an AACSB accredited school, and feel that a GMAT score of 700+ will be necessary coupled with my 3.4 undergraduate grade point average.
I do not plan on applying to Tier 1 or Ivy League schools, as I cannot afford $100,000+ and several schools here in the South boast excellent programs with a very good starting salary for graduates.
I'm looking forward to learning from you and to contributing to the forums.
Being 36, I'm probably an "old dog" here, looking to FINALLY earn an MBA after my first attempt failed (my thesis, on a technicality!) 15 years ago. I received my B.A. in Psychology from Dowling College in Oakdale, NY, and was I guaranteed admission to their MBA program since I had an undergraduate degree from them. Taking the GMAT then was a formality, so I didn't bother to study, and still scored a 680 overall (I don't remember the breakdowns, but know the test has changed substantially since then).
I have been a freelance information technology trainer for the past 7 years, after working the previous 8 years as a retail manager, but with today's economy work is sporadic at best. In order to obtain a teaching position at area colleges, I need to have a Masters degree or higher. I am looking to be accepted into an AACSB accredited school, and feel that a GMAT score of 700+ will be necessary coupled with my 3.4 undergraduate grade point average.
I do not plan on applying to Tier 1 or Ivy League schools, as I cannot afford $100,000+ and several schools here in the South boast excellent programs with a very good starting salary for graduates.
I'm looking forward to learning from you and to contributing to the forums.
07 Dec 2009, 00:28
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Hi everyone
I'm planning to take the GMAT in about 4 months. Personally, I think is fantastic. I´m not a native speaker, actually, I'm takinh a 6 month off in an English speaker country in order to improve my English skills. I have an undergraduate in engieneer and I've worked for 6+ years as a financial consultant and financial manager. I'm planing to follow the guide for novices you did and I'm going to try to learn the most of your experience and posts.
Thanks.
I'm planning to take the GMAT in about 4 months. Personally, I think is fantastic. I´m not a native speaker, actually, I'm takinh a 6 month off in an English speaker country in order to improve my English skills. I have an undergraduate in engieneer and I've worked for 6+ years as a financial consultant and financial manager. I'm planing to follow the guide for novices you did and I'm going to try to learn the most of your experience and posts.
Thanks.
07 Dec 2009, 00:57
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Welcome everyone - great to see you on the site. I hope we live to the high expectations and in the case that we don't - don't hesitate to PM me personally or leave a comment in the Suggestions forum.
Good Luck with GMAT and Applications,
BB
Good Luck with GMAT and Applications,
BB
