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trinko
Joined: 01 Nov 2013
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Schools: Anderson '17 (I)
GPA: 3.51
WE:Education (Education)
06 Mar 2014, 16:47
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I haven't taken a real math class since high school (AP Calc. AB). I scored 720 on the GMAT, 45Q, 44V. My quant score was 66%, and I realize that this will be the #1 application issue.
I've had two careers since graduating. One was building library research databases for a HYP school, and then I started teaching humanities at a private school. My MA is in History, my BA in Anthropology. Besides being a weird and untraditional applicant, I have virtually no quant experience in my job.
Since I really don't think retaking the GMAT at this point will up my quant score significantly, what online extension courses would be best for someone in my situation? I need to prove to schools I can handle the quantitative rigor of b-school, but really can't afford to take more than two this summer.
I've had two careers since graduating. One was building library research databases for a HYP school, and then I started teaching humanities at a private school. My MA is in History, my BA in Anthropology. Besides being a weird and untraditional applicant, I have virtually no quant experience in my job.
Since I really don't think retaking the GMAT at this point will up my quant score significantly, what online extension courses would be best for someone in my situation? I need to prove to schools I can handle the quantitative rigor of b-school, but really can't afford to take more than two this summer.
mmello
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Schools: Anderson '17 Wharton '17 Booth '17 Stanford '17
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06 Mar 2014, 17:43
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also interested
trinko
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Schools: Anderson '17 (I)
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12 Apr 2014, 04:24
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Anyone have an opinion on this? The date of enrollment is approaching, and I'd still really like to know.
