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31 Jul 2005, 18:31
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Hi,
I wish somebody could help me out here!
I expect a score of about 780 on the GMAT, have a GPA of 3.3 in a 'difficult' major, and am involved in a movement that is trying to improve the standard of living in India.
The catch? Well I have absolutely no work experience, but for some part-time work (i was a technical helpdesk consultant) and 2 months of internship (it was kind of like a project management position).
What are my chances of getting into one of the top schools? Read: MIT, Wharton, Kellogg.
I am totally confused because I am graduating this December, and will have about 8 months of work experience before I start on my MBA, but since my applicatoins will have to submitted before Jan, they won't have any work experience mentioned. What is the best path for me to take? Which schools are 'safe' schools for me to apply to? I would think that my GMAT scores would really boost my application package, but am also worried about my lack of experience. Is it true that schools reject even 800s?
Thanks,
Amrita
I wish somebody could help me out here!
I expect a score of about 780 on the GMAT, have a GPA of 3.3 in a 'difficult' major, and am involved in a movement that is trying to improve the standard of living in India.
The catch? Well I have absolutely no work experience, but for some part-time work (i was a technical helpdesk consultant) and 2 months of internship (it was kind of like a project management position).
What are my chances of getting into one of the top schools? Read: MIT, Wharton, Kellogg.
I am totally confused because I am graduating this December, and will have about 8 months of work experience before I start on my MBA, but since my applicatoins will have to submitted before Jan, they won't have any work experience mentioned. What is the best path for me to take? Which schools are 'safe' schools for me to apply to? I would think that my GMAT scores would really boost my application package, but am also worried about my lack of experience. Is it true that schools reject even 800s?
Thanks,
Amrita
31 Jul 2005, 18:37
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I forgot to mention..
I don't know if it helps, but I've had quite a bit of international exposure- I grew up in 3 countries, and am very comfortable interacting with people from different cultures and backgrounds.
I don't know if it helps, but I've had quite a bit of international exposure- I grew up in 3 countries, and am very comfortable interacting with people from different cultures and backgrounds.
02 Aug 2005, 15:15
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amriyer
The three schools you mention are three schools that emphasize and prefer experienced applicants. I am not optimistic about your chances at these 3 schools, although you if you earn your 780, your chances are certainly not zero. These schools occasionally take applicants with minimal experience, but unlike Stanford and HBS, they don't encourage them to apply. Have you considered HBS and Stanford?
Please see our article for younger MBA applicants
Yes schools do reject applicants with high GMATs, even 800s.
Good luck!
