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1) 36 months at a service oriented healthcare firm. Two promotions and currently working as a business analyst.
2) Verbal: 40 (89%); Quantitative: 45 (72%) Overall: 690 (88%)
3) 3.84, BS Biology (Top 50 university)
4) Service fraternity in college with active service projects.
5) No certifications.
6) Healthcare oriented programs.
Reach: Wharton and Dartmouth
Target: Duke and Boston University
7) I would like to remain in the healthcare sector developing new ways to deliver care and analyzing new payment models.
I am a bit concerned about my GMAT score as it is below the 80/80 cutoff but I have undergraduate courses in statistics and calculus and deal with finance at my current job. Am I setting reasonable expectations for myself? I put a lot of effort into the GMAT and am not confident that I can score much higher. I am willing to try but would rather put time into my applications if it reasonable to do so. Thanks in advance.
2) Verbal: 40 (89%); Quantitative: 45 (72%) Overall: 690 (88%)
3) 3.84, BS Biology (Top 50 university)
4) Service fraternity in college with active service projects.
5) No certifications.
6) Healthcare oriented programs.
Reach: Wharton and Dartmouth
Target: Duke and Boston University
7) I would like to remain in the healthcare sector developing new ways to deliver care and analyzing new payment models.
I am a bit concerned about my GMAT score as it is below the 80/80 cutoff but I have undergraduate courses in statistics and calculus and deal with finance at my current job. Am I setting reasonable expectations for myself? I put a lot of effort into the GMAT and am not confident that I can score much higher. I am willing to try but would rather put time into my applications if it reasonable to do so. Thanks in advance.
23 May 2011, 15:54
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Wharton and Dartmouth are real stretches and unlikely acceptances. You have a competitive profile for Duke and BU. You may also want to consider Rutgers and Yale.
Best,
Linda
