Should I apply to top EMBA programs?

Question

I'm a podiatrist. I'm looking to apply to good program with a focus on healthcare.

I have not taking the GMAT. I'm thinking about taking the Executive Assessment test. My GPA is pretty low

UG GPA - 2.4
DPM ( Doctor of Podiatric Medicine) GPA - 2.47
WE (in podiatry) - 3 years of residency and 3 years as an attending.
I'm 37

MBAPrepCoach · Answer

Hello, Kellogg is probably the best school for HC that does not require a GMAT - followed by MIT (which, despite halo effect, isn't yet a high ranked emba program.) Wharton would be the best one that does. Yale does require a GMAT, and is also good, but less so.

Re: GMAT, it might not be a bad idea, if you have time, because you really need to demonstrate your academic abilities. It is a concern that your GPA in both cases was so low, and they will be worried about your ability to keep up. If you are opposed to the GMAT, at the bare minimum do MBAMath.com : they send the transcripts directly to the schools and it is generally considered proof of academic aptitude.

Why, do you think, your grades were poor in both cases? Do you have any other evidence of academic aptitude?

ricardodpm · Answer

Thanks I'll look into MBA Math.

mojoj168 · Answer

yeah sure you must apply for e mba it will be the best for master lever studies.

BParker1987 · Answer

Hi,

Yes, you should definitely apply for an EMBA program. If you are not taking the GMAT then I would suggest on of the best British Masters degree. ISBC with association with University of the West of Scotland provides a Work and Learn Program.

You will get amazing exposure. This MBA program produces high caliber graduates.

This will surely resonate with you.

Should I apply to top EMBA programs?

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