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01 Aug 2007, 10:48
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Hey everyone,
I know this is a common question for the uncertain but here it goes. I'm going to apply to b-school (Marshall and Anderson) for part-time fall 08. I have a 3.1 gpa with double major from UCSB. I have 2.5 years working experience and I'm currently a senior financial analyst. My gmat score is a 650. I think I'm borderline for Marshall but how competitive am I really? Should I take the gmats over? I'm pretty sure I can do better second time around but, like most people, despise data sufficiency questions. Any opinions, suggestions, and/or advice would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks all.
I know this is a common question for the uncertain but here it goes. I'm going to apply to b-school (Marshall and Anderson) for part-time fall 08. I have a 3.1 gpa with double major from UCSB. I have 2.5 years working experience and I'm currently a senior financial analyst. My gmat score is a 650. I think I'm borderline for Marshall but how competitive am I really? Should I take the gmats over? I'm pretty sure I can do better second time around but, like most people, despise data sufficiency questions. Any opinions, suggestions, and/or advice would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks all.
07 Aug 2007, 09:57
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The 80% range for Anderson has a 620 floor, 550 for USC, so if you're within the GPA range, and a strong package, I'd certainly apply.
I'm applying to Anderson for Fall 2008 and hoping for a GMAT of 680, as I have a slightly lower GPA.
I'm applying to Anderson for Fall 2008 and hoping for a GMAT of 680, as I have a slightly lower GPA.
02 Sep 2007, 18:34
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I am hoping to make it for 2008 FEMBA @ UCLA. Planning to take my GMAT in Dec, complete application by Jan end. I hope they still have some spots left in Feb. Anybody have any information on how fast they usually fill the spots?
