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23 Sep 2019, 06:39
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Hi everyone,
I'd like to apply some of the top 20 schools MBA programs in US in R2.
I've been preparing for the GMAT for a year and I got the exam for 5 times. (690 highest)
However, like others', my aim is to get 730+ (bcz my gpa (3.1) is not competitive).
I am working as portfolio development & strategy manager at Philip Morris International (tobacco company) for more than 4 yrs in Istanbul, Turkey.
Now, I am considering 3-4 months unpaid leave to study GMAT and prepare my application.
I've read a lot of articles about sabbatical leave and quitting job for GMAT.
I've already been aware that quitting job for gmat is not a wise move but I couldn't find any detailed information about a 3-4 months unpaid leave.
Could you please share your precious thoughts and past experiences?
Thanks in advance.
Please let me know any more information is needed.
I'd like to apply some of the top 20 schools MBA programs in US in R2.
I've been preparing for the GMAT for a year and I got the exam for 5 times. (690 highest)
However, like others', my aim is to get 730+ (bcz my gpa (3.1) is not competitive).
I am working as portfolio development & strategy manager at Philip Morris International (tobacco company) for more than 4 yrs in Istanbul, Turkey.
Now, I am considering 3-4 months unpaid leave to study GMAT and prepare my application.
I've read a lot of articles about sabbatical leave and quitting job for GMAT.
I've already been aware that quitting job for gmat is not a wise move but I couldn't find any detailed information about a 3-4 months unpaid leave.
Could you please share your precious thoughts and past experiences?
Thanks in advance.
Please let me know any more information is needed.
23 Sep 2019, 14:45
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Hi ustunburak
I would like to share with you some advice and tips, but I would likeif you can clarify some details first.
please provide some details about your scores (Quant/Verba) to know what you should improve,
the studying resources you went through so far,
and whether you are a no-course buddy or you went through some online courses.
I would like to share with you some advice and tips, but I would likeif you can clarify some details first.
please provide some details about your scores (Quant/Verba) to know what you should improve,
the studying resources you went through so far,
and whether you are a no-course buddy or you went through some online courses.
23 Sep 2019, 15:03
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ustunburak
If you can turn your study leave into a great score, it would strengthen your application. A strong score is almost necessary for Top 20 MBA programs.
