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09 Jan 2008, 08:37
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I'm taking the test at the end of February but I'm not planning to matriculate until Fall '10 or even Fall '11. As you may have guessed, I'm going to be applying to Wisconsin for its real estate program. However, the more I study the more I think I have a real shot at knocking this test out of the park. I'm starting to kick around the idea of throwing my hat into the ring for some of the ultra elite schools, as well as Wisconsin, if I end up scoring 750+. Wisconsin is the only school I'm applying to for sure, the other schools I may apply to will all be dependent on how well I do on the test. In fact, I haven't done any serious research into other schools so I won't even know what my short list is until after the test!
SO...how should I go about sending scores out for this test? Just select Wisconsin on the day of the test and go back and send out the others as necessary? Carpet bomb the ultra elite schools and then choose which ones to apply to later?
Sorry if this isn't the correct forum. This is my first time posting a question of this nature.
SO...how should I go about sending scores out for this test? Just select Wisconsin on the day of the test and go back and send out the others as necessary? Carpet bomb the ultra elite schools and then choose which ones to apply to later?
Sorry if this isn't the correct forum. This is my first time posting a question of this nature.
09 Jan 2008, 11:48
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Since it seems that you know exactly what you want to do, i.e. real estate, I think you should do a quick search on the top schools with solid real estate programs. I'm sure there is a listing somewhere ranking the top real estate programs by school. Then add the top 4 to your list on GMAT day along with Wisconsin. You already get those scores sent out, no reason to hold off on sending your scores to multiple schools just so you can pay later to send it.
09 Jan 2008, 11:52
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Good advice. I've looked it up before and the list goes:
1. Wharton
2. _______ (I don't suppose anyone happens to know this. I can't find it anywhere)
3. Wisconsin
The problem is that I haven't decided which would be more beneficial to me at this point. An MBA from a top real estate program or a general management MBA from a top grad school like Harvard. I guess it can't hurt to send it out to schools I never look at again, right? Maybe choose Wharton and Wisconsin and then 3 of the top general MBA programs? Do the schools that get my score see which other schools also received my score?
Thanks Emory! and congrats again on your acceptance
1. Wharton
2. _______ (I don't suppose anyone happens to know this. I can't find it anywhere)
3. Wisconsin
The problem is that I haven't decided which would be more beneficial to me at this point. An MBA from a top real estate program or a general management MBA from a top grad school like Harvard. I guess it can't hurt to send it out to schools I never look at again, right? Maybe choose Wharton and Wisconsin and then 3 of the top general MBA programs? Do the schools that get my score see which other schools also received my score?
Thanks Emory! and congrats again on your acceptance
I think your plan of choosing a couple for specifically real estate and a few for general management sounds like a good idea. I know that I sent my scores to 5 schools, intending only to apply to 3 of them, then decided to only apply to one. I don't think that the schools can see where you applied to, so it can't hurt. 
