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19 Mar 2011, 17:56
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Hello, everyone! 
I would really appreciate any advice, thought or suggestion regarding my profile. I aim to get into am MBA program with a major in marketing within NYC area. My geographic options are: Columbia, NYU, Baruch, and Fordham.
I am a 22-year old female. Originally from Central Asia, I grew up in Russia. I completed on a full-time basis a degree in English and Social Sciences at a local school and on a part-time basis a degree in Government and Municipality Management at one of Moscow universities. I graduated from both of the schools with honors and received a number of scholarships.
My work experience is diverse. I worked as a teacher of English in Russia and as a camp counselor in the USA with advanced and special needs students for 3 years. My marketing experience is almost 3 years also. I joined a local advertising agency while I was a student and worked as a promotions projects manager for almost 3 years.
My extracurricular involvement includes: coordinating events in college, volunteering at hospitals and orphanages, and a 10-year-old commitment to folklore dancing and ballet.
Currently I reside in New York. Given that I am an international student, my employment opportunities in the US are limited. I worked as a manager and bartender in a restaurant.
I took GMAT, and my score is just 600
while my practice tests scores varied from 640 to 690.Any thoughts on that?
Thank you in advance for your help!
I would really appreciate any advice, thought or suggestion regarding my profile. I aim to get into am MBA program with a major in marketing within NYC area. My geographic options are: Columbia, NYU, Baruch, and Fordham.
I am a 22-year old female. Originally from Central Asia, I grew up in Russia. I completed on a full-time basis a degree in English and Social Sciences at a local school and on a part-time basis a degree in Government and Municipality Management at one of Moscow universities. I graduated from both of the schools with honors and received a number of scholarships.
My work experience is diverse. I worked as a teacher of English in Russia and as a camp counselor in the USA with advanced and special needs students for 3 years. My marketing experience is almost 3 years also. I joined a local advertising agency while I was a student and worked as a promotions projects manager for almost 3 years.
My extracurricular involvement includes: coordinating events in college, volunteering at hospitals and orphanages, and a 10-year-old commitment to folklore dancing and ballet.
Currently I reside in New York. Given that I am an international student, my employment opportunities in the US are limited. I worked as a manager and bartender in a restaurant.
I took GMAT, and my score is just 600
while my practice tests scores varied from 640 to 690.Any thoughts on that?Thank you in advance for your help!
20 Mar 2011, 03:14
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i'd say retake the GMAT. That way Columbia and NYU can become viable options. With 600 you are at the Baruch level I believe.
Udachi!
Udachi!
20 Mar 2011, 03:42
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You would probably need a better GMAT for Columbia or NYU, not sure about the other two. Was is it your first attempt, and how confident are you about improving your score in the next attempt, given that your scores on practice tests were higher?
