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Updated on: 30 Jan 2006, 07:45
Originally posted by scorpioguy on 28 Jan 2006, 18:42.
Last edited by scorpioguy on 30 Jan 2006, 07:45, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by scorpioguy on 30 Jan 2006, 07:45, edited 1 time in total.
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Linda
Earlier I had communicated my desire to attend FT MBA courses at a few universities:
https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=24030
On further review I fell that due to financial and personal reasons I should not be taking the FT (two year) route and instead and have decided to go the PT way or maybe a FT (one year) course.
I am thinking that I will apply for the PT course either this year or next year. If PT admissons do not come through I will try the FT (1-year) courses in Fall 2008.
I was thinking of applying for Fall 2006 in the PT programs. My question is that considering my educational background (low GPA) and lack of volunteering in the community will it better that I apply for admission in fall 2007. The reason for this question is that I read online that admission criteria to PT courses are much more lenient.
I was targeting NYU-Stern, UCLA, UC-Berkeley and Chicago. Criteria for selection -
(A) offers weekend programs
(B) Career Services for working professional
Can you assess my chances for the above schools? Also, can you suggest some other programs that meets the aove criteria.
Once again my details:
Indian Male - 30 Yrs
Undergrad - Bachelors in Electronics Engg - 66% (first class)
Experience - 8 Yrs
Professional Certifications - 2 (PMP - project management and MHP - healthcare)
GMAT - 700 (Q46, V40)
Thanks
GR
Earlier I had communicated my desire to attend FT MBA courses at a few universities:
https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=24030
On further review I fell that due to financial and personal reasons I should not be taking the FT (two year) route and instead and have decided to go the PT way or maybe a FT (one year) course.
I am thinking that I will apply for the PT course either this year or next year. If PT admissons do not come through I will try the FT (1-year) courses in Fall 2008.
I was thinking of applying for Fall 2006 in the PT programs. My question is that considering my educational background (low GPA) and lack of volunteering in the community will it better that I apply for admission in fall 2007. The reason for this question is that I read online that admission criteria to PT courses are much more lenient.
I was targeting NYU-Stern, UCLA, UC-Berkeley and Chicago. Criteria for selection -
(A) offers weekend programs
(B) Career Services for working professional
Can you assess my chances for the above schools? Also, can you suggest some other programs that meets the aove criteria.
Once again my details:
Indian Male - 30 Yrs
Undergrad - Bachelors in Electronics Engg - 66% (first class)
Experience - 8 Yrs
Professional Certifications - 2 (PMP - project management and MHP - healthcare)
GMAT - 700 (Q46, V40)
Thanks
GR
28 Jan 2006, 21:23
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I have similar background, and I was wondering about the same thing.
my details:
Indian Male - 29 Yrs
Undergrad - Bachelors in Electronics Engg - 68% (first class) with one course flunked first time.
Experience - 7 Yrs
GMAT - 730 (Q49, V40)
I have community service experience of about 2 years.
So, my undergrad gpa is weak point. Furthermore, I have no lead experience from my work and no projects that resulted in big revenue for the company.
Applying haas second round. What do you think about my chances to haas ewmba? How can I make my application stronger?
Thanks much!
my details:
Indian Male - 29 Yrs
Undergrad - Bachelors in Electronics Engg - 68% (first class) with one course flunked first time.
Experience - 7 Yrs
GMAT - 730 (Q49, V40)
I have community service experience of about 2 years.
So, my undergrad gpa is weak point. Furthermore, I have no lead experience from my work and no projects that resulted in big revenue for the company.
Applying haas second round. What do you think about my chances to haas ewmba? How can I make my application stronger?
Thanks much!
31 Jan 2006, 23:09
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scorpioguy
You have a competitive profile for the online programs that you list. I don't see any admissions downside (not discussing $$$ and time) to applying now and if rejected applying again in the fall for admission in 2007. If you want to start sooner than later, now is the time. At the same time, however, you should start volunteering so that if you do need to reapply, you will have community service to point to.
Good luck!
