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13 Mar 2011, 12:01
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I recently relocated to Dallas and would be taking GMAT in couple of months from now. After doing some research I found that SMU Cox is the best ranked school for MBA in DFW metro. I saw that the avg GMAT score for SMU is 670 which I think will not be a problem. My UG GPA(Comp Science) is 3.4, but I also have MS in Computer Science from University of Houston with a 3.0 GPA, which is think is not very competitive.
My question is when I submit my application can I not mention about my MS and just apply with my UG degree. On the flip side will it boost my chances of admit if I apply with MS as I have masters even though my GPA is low?
And also can somebody suggest me some other good schools for MBA in DFW area as I am Planning for part time MBA and cannot go to school that are a far cry from Dallas.
My question is when I submit my application can I not mention about my MS and just apply with my UG degree. On the flip side will it boost my chances of admit if I apply with MS as I have masters even though my GPA is low?
And also can somebody suggest me some other good schools for MBA in DFW area as I am Planning for part time MBA and cannot go to school that are a far cry from Dallas.
13 Mar 2011, 14:32
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In my opinion, it is wrong to 'hide' certain aspects of your degree,especially something like a master's degree. What if the School find out about this later?
My suggestion - just put it there and highlight other aspects of your application. Don't go into details and the school may ask you about it ,should they need any clarification.There are some many people who have much lower GPA, not sufficient work experience, career breaks/sabbaticals , but they still choose to put down all this in their application. Think about that!
If anything, your master's degree will help your application.
Good Luck
My suggestion - just put it there and highlight other aspects of your application. Don't go into details and the school may ask you about it ,should they need any clarification.There are some many people who have much lower GPA, not sufficient work experience, career breaks/sabbaticals , but they still choose to put down all this in their application. Think about that!
If anything, your master's degree will help your application.
Good Luck
13 Mar 2011, 15:31
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I think its a no-brainer that you must show this degree, part-time MBA isn't so obsessed with grades, people look at it in a more of networking; work exp light of view, if your masters degree relates to the job you are doing now; more so better!
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