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02 Mar 2009, 20:46
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I might be getting a choice in relocating to Texas or relocating to Missouri.
schools in Missouri I am interested in: Olin
Schools in Texas I am interested in: Mccombs.
As of this minute, I do not qualify for any of these schools(I have crappy GMAT, and low GPA), but I am working hard to bring that up so I will be able to apply.
Just in case I do not qualify for these schools after I take the GMAT, which states have more 'fall back' schools?
Example: I do not want to move to missouri, get dinged out of Olin, and then do not have a fallback MBA program. Obviously, the fallback school has to be less competitive, but I would like it to still be somewhat well known and have well known recruiters from out of states.
anybody have any ideas?
schools in Missouri I am interested in: Olin
Schools in Texas I am interested in: Mccombs.
As of this minute, I do not qualify for any of these schools(I have crappy GMAT, and low GPA), but I am working hard to bring that up so I will be able to apply.
Just in case I do not qualify for these schools after I take the GMAT, which states have more 'fall back' schools?
Example: I do not want to move to missouri, get dinged out of Olin, and then do not have a fallback MBA program. Obviously, the fallback school has to be less competitive, but I would like it to still be somewhat well known and have well known recruiters from out of states.
anybody have any ideas?
03 Mar 2009, 07:57
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Texas has several business schools throughout the state, so it largely depends on which city you live in. If you're living in Austin, UT-Austin (McCombs) is certainly your best option. If you're living in Houston, you should look at Rice (Jones). For lower ranking schools, you might consider UT-San Antonio to UT-Dallas.
I'm sure there are a few Texans on this forum that can give you more detailed advice.
I'm sure there are a few Texans on this forum that can give you more detailed advice.
03 Mar 2009, 13:12
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There is also SMU (Southern Methodist University) that is surprisingly well-ranked by BusinessWeek and located in Dallas. I know almost nothing about it, but it's probably worth checking out.
