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07 Dec 2009, 13:47
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Thanks for the feedback!
GMAT: 620 (36Q/38V/4.5AWA)
GPA: Undergrad 3.08 (Michigan State University)
Degree. BA Finance
Experience: 6.5 years for an international Auto parts supplier (Sales / Marketing / Project Management.) Two years working in Japan, and experience managing others (team of 6-8)
Male/28/White
Targeted schools (Sustainability / Environmental focus):
US: Michigan, Columbia, Georgetown, Duke
International: HEC Paris, IE, ESADE, SDA Bocconi
Am I shooting too high? I have some others that I'm more confident, but these are my dream options.
GMAT: 620 (36Q/38V/4.5AWA)
GPA: Undergrad 3.08 (Michigan State University)
Degree. BA Finance
Experience: 6.5 years for an international Auto parts supplier (Sales / Marketing / Project Management.) Two years working in Japan, and experience managing others (team of 6-8)
Male/28/White
Targeted schools (Sustainability / Environmental focus):
US: Michigan, Columbia, Georgetown, Duke
International: HEC Paris, IE, ESADE, SDA Bocconi
Am I shooting too high? I have some others that I'm more confident, but these are my dream options.
07 Dec 2009, 20:58
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Is there any way for you to boost that GMAT score? If you are able to score 700, you will be competitive for all the schools you mentioned as the rest of your profile is definitely in the mix.
With your current score, all the US schools you mentioned except for maybe Georgetown are going to be stretches.
With your current score, all the US schools you mentioned except for maybe Georgetown are going to be stretches.
07 Dec 2009, 23:27
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Hi Alex, Thanks for the response.
It's definitely possible for me to boost my gmat score. I only took it once, though its been almost two years now.
That said, I'm probably not going to take it again unless I can't get into anywhere for the fall of 2010. I know the score is on the lower end, but I'm hoping my experience helps to balance that out. I'm not married to any particular school, so I suppose I'm hoping that if I apply to enough of them I might get in with a few.
Also, how about the international schools? Does my international experience help me there?
Any thoughts based on that?
Thanks again.
It's definitely possible for me to boost my gmat score. I only took it once, though its been almost two years now.
That said, I'm probably not going to take it again unless I can't get into anywhere for the fall of 2010. I know the score is on the lower end, but I'm hoping my experience helps to balance that out. I'm not married to any particular school, so I suppose I'm hoping that if I apply to enough of them I might get in with a few.
Also, how about the international schools? Does my international experience help me there?
Any thoughts based on that?
Thanks again.
