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Updated on: 04 Jul 2010, 05:39
Originally posted by testprep2010 on 02 Jul 2010, 06:23.
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My hunch is that you're aiming a little too high.
I'd focus on Booth, Kellogg and Sloan as stretch schools. Ross, Haas, Darden, Duke, Cornell, Yale, NYU and UCLA as sweet spot schools.
With H/S/W, yes you have strong numbers but to be honest the IT thing coupled with technical certificates, etc isn't really what attracts them. Your extracurriculars may help make you a bit more interesting, but at best it would give you an outside shot at best. If you were to apply to any of these three, consider them a lottery ticket.
Also, your GMAT is fine - if the previous score is expiring there's no need to report it.
I'd focus on Booth, Kellogg and Sloan as stretch schools. Ross, Haas, Darden, Duke, Cornell, Yale, NYU and UCLA as sweet spot schools.
With H/S/W, yes you have strong numbers but to be honest the IT thing coupled with technical certificates, etc isn't really what attracts them. Your extracurriculars may help make you a bit more interesting, but at best it would give you an outside shot at best. If you were to apply to any of these three, consider them a lottery ticket.
Also, your GMAT is fine - if the previous score is expiring there's no need to report it.
Updated on: 04 Jul 2010, 05:40
Originally posted by testprep2010 on 03 Jul 2010, 15:20.
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