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06 Dec 2019, 16:25
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Age:23 Gender:M Nationality:USA
Hello everyone, I just recently took the gmat a few weeks ago and received a 640 (Q:44 V:34 IG:5 AWA:6). I was aiming more for 660-670 range, but I'm not that disappointed b/c 640 is about in-line with what I scored on CAT's (although I scored Q47 and Q48 twice on official gmat CATs 1-2 weeks before my exam). I am a business management major that just graduated from Texas State University with a 3.69 GPA. I only have 3 months of work experience and was wondering what my chances are at getting into the following programs.
Duke- Masters of Management Science
Michigan- Master of Supply Chain
Notre Dame- MSM
Arizona State- MS Finance
Ohio State- MS Finance
UT Dallas- MS Finance, Master of Mgmt Science, or MS Supply Chain
Indiana- MS Finance
Purdue- MS Finance
SMU- MS Management or MS Finance
Wisconsin- MS Finance
University of Houston- MS finance
Wake Forest- MS Management
Sorry for the long list of schools and programs. As you can probably tell I'm pretty indecisive on which program I would like to pursue. Anyways, thanks ahead of time for your responses, all help is appreciated!!
Hello everyone, I just recently took the gmat a few weeks ago and received a 640 (Q:44 V:34 IG:5 AWA:6). I was aiming more for 660-670 range, but I'm not that disappointed b/c 640 is about in-line with what I scored on CAT's (although I scored Q47 and Q48 twice on official gmat CATs 1-2 weeks before my exam). I am a business management major that just graduated from Texas State University with a 3.69 GPA. I only have 3 months of work experience and was wondering what my chances are at getting into the following programs.
Duke- Masters of Management Science
Michigan- Master of Supply Chain
Notre Dame- MSM
Arizona State- MS Finance
Ohio State- MS Finance
UT Dallas- MS Finance, Master of Mgmt Science, or MS Supply Chain
Indiana- MS Finance
Purdue- MS Finance
SMU- MS Management or MS Finance
Wisconsin- MS Finance
University of Houston- MS finance
Wake Forest- MS Management
Sorry for the long list of schools and programs. As you can probably tell I'm pretty indecisive on which program I would like to pursue. Anyways, thanks ahead of time for your responses, all help is appreciated!!
07 Dec 2019, 19:43
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Hi Seaks,
That is indeed a very comprehensive list of programs!
Overall, if we look at your top-line stats, I'd say you're competitive for the majority of those masters programs. Your GMAT and GPA both line up with the averages at many of these programs, which is always a good baseline to start with.
Beyond that, the other most important application component is your application essays, in particular your articulation of why you want to pursue a masters in management, finance, or supply chain management and how you intend to leverage those skills and that school's network to become a future leader in your field. Unlike your undergrad GPA or the GMAT, the essays are ENTIRELY within your control, so you want to make the most of them!
Finally, I'd recommend narrowing your application list so you're not spreading yourself too thin. I'd start by deciding whether you want to focus on management, finance, or supply chain programs, and then within that, I'd aim for 1-2 reach programs, 2-3 target programs, and 1 safety program.
Best of luck, and feel free to contact us at www.admissionado.com if we can be of more help!
Doris
That is indeed a very comprehensive list of programs!
Overall, if we look at your top-line stats, I'd say you're competitive for the majority of those masters programs. Your GMAT and GPA both line up with the averages at many of these programs, which is always a good baseline to start with. Beyond that, the other most important application component is your application essays, in particular your articulation of why you want to pursue a masters in management, finance, or supply chain management and how you intend to leverage those skills and that school's network to become a future leader in your field. Unlike your undergrad GPA or the GMAT, the essays are ENTIRELY within your control, so you want to make the most of them!
Finally, I'd recommend narrowing your application list so you're not spreading yourself too thin. I'd start by deciding whether you want to focus on management, finance, or supply chain programs, and then within that, I'd aim for 1-2 reach programs, 2-3 target programs, and 1 safety program.
Best of luck, and feel free to contact us at www.admissionado.com if we can be of more help!
Doris
08 Dec 2019, 03:02
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if you retake the test, you may increase your score to hit your target. If I were you, I would seriously consider retaking the test, especially after I checked ESR and realized that my performance in one particular area was much weaker than expected!
Good luck!
Good luck!
