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Re: Should I accept the offer from UTS? [#permalink]
TheIvyLeagueEdge wrote:
stonecold wrote:
Save your money and DO NOT accept the offer letter.

Here is the thing -> IF a school does not require the GMAT, then that means anyone can apply and there is no system in place to filter the candidates. I don't know why I am explaining.. The employment numbers of the schools must be self explanatory.

DO NOT accept the offer. To be more diplomatic -> If I were you, I wouldn't accept the offer



Well said (diplomatically... :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin: ) stonecold,

Extending the diplomatic spirit one notch further, if I were you, I wouldn't have applied.. :cool: :cool: :cool: :lol: :lol: :lol:



Currently, UTS ranks 69th in Graduate employability , according to Qs. I dont know if this is a good figure. I want to work as a consultant in the same country for 2 to 3 years. I graduated in June 2017 and then worked for 7 months in a recruitment firm as a HR executive. If i decide to write GMAT again to try for European programs, I will be left with a gap of 2years as the next available intake would be Sep 19. I dont know if that would be a problem for my future. I am confused whether I should accept the offer or re write GMAT so that i could improve my score and apply to european Mim programs. Please help.
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Re: Should I accept the offer from UTS? [#permalink]
ankitkumarmallick wrote:
TheIvyLeagueEdge wrote:
stonecold wrote:
Save your money and DO NOT accept the offer letter.

Here is the thing -> IF a school does not require the GMAT, then that means anyone can apply and there is no system in place to filter the candidates. I don't know why I am explaining.. The employment numbers of the schools must be self explanatory.

DO NOT accept the offer. To be more diplomatic -> If I were you, I wouldn't accept the offer



Well said (diplomatically... :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin: ) stonecold,

Extending the diplomatic spirit one notch further, if I were you, I wouldn't have applied.. :cool: :cool: :cool: :lol: :lol: :lol:



Currently, UTS ranks 69th in Graduate employability , according to Qs. I dont know if this is a good figure. I want to work as a consultant in the same country for 2 to 3 years. I graduated in June 2017 and then worked for 7 months in a recruitment firm as a HR executive. If i decide to write GMAT again to try for European programs, I will be left with a gap of 2years as the next available intake would be Sep 19. I dont know if that would be a problem for my future. I am confused whether I should accept the offer or re write GMAT so that i could improve my score and apply to european Mim programs. Please help.


If you think you have the ability to go for something that chimes in better with your goals, pursue that path, including retaking the GMAT and doing whatever it requires (Hint: the spelling goes "Persistent, Hard Work". If you would much rather "settle down" with what you have, chuck all plans and enjoy your life.
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