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24 Jan 2024, 06:01
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Hi all,
I successfully applied to these schools; R2/R3. They all require official test scores sent from the test centers. But due to financial constraints i face at the moment, i wish to submit to only the top 2 or 3 schools with higher chances of getting good funding/full ride opportunities.
My GRE Score: 335
Schools pending Official Test Scores:
- CMU Tepper
- OSU Fisher (interviewed already)
- GaTech Scheller
- UCI Paul Merage
- UNC Kenan-Flagler
Also, i am considering applying to one or two of the BS below.
- UGA Terry
- Cornell Johnson
- NYU Stern
Pls your expert and prompt response would be appreciated, as i wouldn't want to miss out this 2024 academic session.
Best Regards!
I successfully applied to these schools; R2/R3. They all require official test scores sent from the test centers. But due to financial constraints i face at the moment, i wish to submit to only the top 2 or 3 schools with higher chances of getting good funding/full ride opportunities.
My GRE Score: 335
Schools pending Official Test Scores:
- CMU Tepper
- OSU Fisher (interviewed already)
- GaTech Scheller
- UCI Paul Merage
- UNC Kenan-Flagler
Also, i am considering applying to one or two of the BS below.
- UGA Terry
- Cornell Johnson
- NYU Stern
Pls your expert and prompt response would be appreciated, as i wouldn't want to miss out this 2024 academic session.
Best Regards!
24 Jan 2024, 22:21
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Ikukuoma
Hi Ikukuoma,
You have a good GRE score. Bravo!!
We usually recommend our students submit applications in R1 or R2 over R3 because it gets very competitive for international students making it difficult to seek an admit.
In your case, we recommend doing detailed counseling to understand your profile better so we can strategize your chances to get into business schools of your choice with good scholarships. Your overall profile constitutes your academics, GRE scores, ECs, work experience, community engagements, and so on.
We are happy to do a free call with you where our MBA team can help you strategize your applications to the schools of your choice.
You can schedule your call here
You can also connect with our team via call at +91 7780769732
25 Jan 2024, 07:34
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Hello Ikukuoma,
I hope you are doing well. Congratulations on successfully applying to these schools! Your GRE score of 335 is impressive and will likely make you a competitive candidate for funding opportunities.
Considering your financial constraints and desire for good funding/full ride opportunities, it's essential to focus on the schools that have a strong track record of providing financial support to their students.
Based on your list, here's a breakdown:
1. CMU Tepper:
Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University is known for its strong emphasis on quantitative analysis and analytics.
They have a reputation for providing financial aid and scholarships.
2. OSU Fisher:
Since you've already had an interview, this is a positive sign.
Ohio State University Fisher College of Business is known for its strong programs in finance and supply chain management.
3. GaTech Scheller:
Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business has a focus on technology and analytics.
They may offer opportunities for funding, especially considering your strong GRE score.
4. UCI Paul Merage:
The Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine, has a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship.
They may have funding opportunities, and your strong GRE score could enhance your chances.
5. UNC Kenan-Flagler:
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School is known for its strong MBA program.
They may offer various scholarships and financial aid options.
Among the schools you're considering for additional applications:
1. UGA Terry:
The Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia may provide opportunities for funding.
It's always good to diversify your options, and UGA Terry could be a solid choice.
2. Cornell Johnson:
Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management is prestigious and often provides financial aid.
Cornell is known for its diverse MBA programs.
3. NYU Stern:
NYU Stern School of Business is located in a prominent business hub and may have funding opportunities.
Stern is renowned for its finance and strategy programs.
Considering the financial constraints, it might be advisable to prioritize the top 3 or 4 schools from your initial list (Tepper, Fisher, Scheller, and Merage) based on your preferences and career goals.
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MBA and Beyond
I hope you are doing well. Congratulations on successfully applying to these schools! Your GRE score of 335 is impressive and will likely make you a competitive candidate for funding opportunities.
Considering your financial constraints and desire for good funding/full ride opportunities, it's essential to focus on the schools that have a strong track record of providing financial support to their students.
Based on your list, here's a breakdown:
1. CMU Tepper:
Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University is known for its strong emphasis on quantitative analysis and analytics.
They have a reputation for providing financial aid and scholarships.
2. OSU Fisher:
Since you've already had an interview, this is a positive sign.
Ohio State University Fisher College of Business is known for its strong programs in finance and supply chain management.
3. GaTech Scheller:
Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business has a focus on technology and analytics.
They may offer opportunities for funding, especially considering your strong GRE score.
4. UCI Paul Merage:
The Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine, has a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship.
They may have funding opportunities, and your strong GRE score could enhance your chances.
5. UNC Kenan-Flagler:
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School is known for its strong MBA program.
They may offer various scholarships and financial aid options.
Among the schools you're considering for additional applications:
1. UGA Terry:
The Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia may provide opportunities for funding.
It's always good to diversify your options, and UGA Terry could be a solid choice.
2. Cornell Johnson:
Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management is prestigious and often provides financial aid.
Cornell is known for its diverse MBA programs.
3. NYU Stern:
NYU Stern School of Business is located in a prominent business hub and may have funding opportunities.
Stern is renowned for its finance and strategy programs.
Considering the financial constraints, it might be advisable to prioritize the top 3 or 4 schools from your initial list (Tepper, Fisher, Scheller, and Merage) based on your preferences and career goals.
CLICK HERE TO BOOK A FREE PROFILE EVALUATION CALL WITH ALUMS AND CURRENT STUDENTS OF TOP B-SCHOOLS!
MBA and Beyond
Ikukuoma
