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01 Aug 2014, 15:30
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Hi all!
I am not afraid of a brutally honest assessment of my background for an assessment of my chances at getting into a PhD program. The details are:
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics GPA 3.19 (from a Top 20 Mathematics program-very rigorous)
Master's Degree in Divinity - GPA 3.84 (don't share those beliefs anymore but wanted to finish what I started)
Master of Accountancy - GPA 3.40
The degrees were acquired in that order
Strong Quantitative Background in Probability and Stats with lots of Calculus and Linear Algebra. Strong in Economics classes. I plan on getting above a 700 on my GMAT to make up for my low UG GPA. I have six years work experience - three years in public accounting doing tax and accounting and three years in industry (working for a couple of large corporations). Currently, I also teach accounting at a local college at which I am getting good reviews for my work in the classroom. I want to teach at a University which emphasizes teaching and research because I like the idea of doing both. Please tell me your honest opinion. I am going to apply anyways because I believe I can compensate for my weaknesses. Am I delusional?
I am not afraid of a brutally honest assessment of my background for an assessment of my chances at getting into a PhD program. The details are:
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics GPA 3.19 (from a Top 20 Mathematics program-very rigorous)
Master's Degree in Divinity - GPA 3.84 (don't share those beliefs anymore but wanted to finish what I started)
Master of Accountancy - GPA 3.40
The degrees were acquired in that order
Strong Quantitative Background in Probability and Stats with lots of Calculus and Linear Algebra. Strong in Economics classes. I plan on getting above a 700 on my GMAT to make up for my low UG GPA. I have six years work experience - three years in public accounting doing tax and accounting and three years in industry (working for a couple of large corporations). Currently, I also teach accounting at a local college at which I am getting good reviews for my work in the classroom. I want to teach at a University which emphasizes teaching and research because I like the idea of doing both. Please tell me your honest opinion. I am going to apply anyways because I believe I can compensate for my weaknesses. Am I delusional?
03 Aug 2014, 17:25
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With this background if you scored 700 on GMAT then you have a good chance of getting scholarship and admission. In fact you can get admission with 650+ but it all depends on how you will present your profile to Universities. Above all, you must write very good statement of purpose for your PhD program which plays a key role in getting admission.
Write S.O.P for each University (should be tailored according to every University).
Must score good in quantitative section for application of Accounting PhD.
Please consider giving 'kudos' if this helped
Write S.O.P for each University (should be tailored according to every University).
Must score good in quantitative section for application of Accounting PhD.
Please consider giving 'kudos' if this helped
04 Aug 2014, 03:41
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