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11 May 2012, 15:41
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Hi Guys,
My name is Bernardo, I am working in Portugal and I am starting to study to GMAT.
I am currently working in an English Fund Manager company (F&C) for 3 years and I worked 3 years in a real estate consultant (DTZ).
I would like to apply to UCLA, Marshall or Irvine, what should be my minimum grade in GMAT to be able to enter in these universities?
Can some one tell me the big differences between each of them? Strengths and weakness?
Thanks a lot.
Working in a country almost bankrupt like Portugal should be a plus? Right?
Best regards,
My name is Bernardo, I am working in Portugal and I am starting to study to GMAT.
I am currently working in an English Fund Manager company (F&C) for 3 years and I worked 3 years in a real estate consultant (DTZ).
I would like to apply to UCLA, Marshall or Irvine, what should be my minimum grade in GMAT to be able to enter in these universities?
Can some one tell me the big differences between each of them? Strengths and weakness?
Thanks a lot.
Working in a country almost bankrupt like Portugal should be a plus? Right?
Best regards,
11 May 2012, 18:48
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UCLA > USC > Irvine
UCLA is the highest ranked university of the 3. USC is slightly lower than UCLA, and Irivine is significantly lower than both. UCLA and USC will cost the same (approx $100k) and Irvine will cost significantly less. USC and Irvine I much more regional schools, so the degree will help place you in jobs in southern california. UCLA will be a little better in its ability to place you around the country. UCLA is also the best school in the area, so your degree will be superior to USC, Irvine, LMU, and Pepperdine.
As far as GMAT goes, the average at UCLA is 710, the average at USC is 690, and the average at Irvine I'm sure is somewhere around 600. So all that considered, I would recommend scoring a 700+ for a shot at USC and UCLA, and Irvine shouldn't be tough to get into with a decent score on the GMAT.
UCLA is the highest ranked university of the 3. USC is slightly lower than UCLA, and Irivine is significantly lower than both. UCLA and USC will cost the same (approx $100k) and Irvine will cost significantly less. USC and Irvine I much more regional schools, so the degree will help place you in jobs in southern california. UCLA will be a little better in its ability to place you around the country. UCLA is also the best school in the area, so your degree will be superior to USC, Irvine, LMU, and Pepperdine.
As far as GMAT goes, the average at UCLA is 710, the average at USC is 690, and the average at Irvine I'm sure is somewhere around 600. So all that considered, I would recommend scoring a 700+ for a shot at USC and UCLA, and Irvine shouldn't be tough to get into with a decent score on the GMAT.
12 May 2012, 03:03
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UCLA > USC > Irvine
UCLA is the highest ranked university of the 3. USC is slightly lower than UCLA, and Irivine is significantly lower than both. UCLA and USC will cost the same (approx $100k) and Irvine will cost significantly less. USC and Irvine I much more regional schools, so the degree will help place you in jobs in southern california. UCLA will be a little better in its ability to place you around the country. UCLA is also the best school in the area, so your degree will be superior to USC, Irvine, LMU, and Pepperdine.
As far as GMAT goes, the average at UCLA is 710, the average at USC is 690, and the average at Irvine I'm sure is somewhere around 600. So all that considered, I would recommend scoring a 700+ for a shot at USC and UCLA, and Irvine shouldn't be tough to get into with a decent score on the GMAT.
UCLA is the highest ranked university of the 3. USC is slightly lower than UCLA, and Irivine is significantly lower than both. UCLA and USC will cost the same (approx $100k) and Irvine will cost significantly less. USC and Irvine I much more regional schools, so the degree will help place you in jobs in southern california. UCLA will be a little better in its ability to place you around the country. UCLA is also the best school in the area, so your degree will be superior to USC, Irvine, LMU, and Pepperdine.
As far as GMAT goes, the average at UCLA is 710, the average at USC is 690, and the average at Irvine I'm sure is somewhere around 600. So all that considered, I would recommend scoring a 700+ for a shot at USC and UCLA, and Irvine shouldn't be tough to get into with a decent score on the GMAT.
Thanks a lot for the info.
I saw the admitted in UCLA and some people enter with 650? Is that possible with my background?
What are the sectors that these universities are strong at? Media? Real Estate?
Once again thanks a lot.
