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29 Sep 2005, 13:13
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I sat for the GMAT yesterday and am happy with a 710 (Q: 45 V: 41). I would like to attend school next fall, and I am wondering if I am too late to get my application in by the first round deadlines. I would like to apply to some of the elite schools (i.e. HBS, Chicago, Tuck, McCoombs, Darden, Columbia, etc.) and some near elite schools (BYU). I haven't started writing essays or getting LofR together (these should be fairly easy to obtain as I have a good relationship with the people who I will be asking), which I believe will be the hardest parts of the application. Do you think that I should wait until Rd 2 or shoot for Rd 1? Your quick responce would be much appreciated.
29 Sep 2005, 23:19
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I think you would be wise to wait until R2. Please see [urlhttps://accepted.typepad.com/admissions_almanac/2005/07/mba_admission_t.html]"The Great Round 1/Round 2 Fight.[/url]"
The exception would be Columbia, which is on roling admissions. If you are seriously interested in this program, try to submit in early December.
Good luck!
30 Sep 2005, 07:43
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Linda, thank you very much for the advice. I am also wondering about my chances at some of the ultra elite schools such as Harvard, Tuck, etc. My GMAT is right at the ave., my GPA is 3.82, and I am a Finacial Analyst at the Air Force Academy, directly responsible for a budget of 25 million dollars. My Quant score isn't quite as high as a lot of other applicants, and my underqraduate institution (Weber State University) isn't very well known. Do you think my quant score and my underqraduate school will hurt my chances at the ultra elite schools?
