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Hi,
I have a question about admission in top 20 universities for mba.My Gpa for undergrad in accounting and marketing (dual degree) was 3.1 and in masters in HR is 4.0 from university of oklahoma.I wanted to know with this gpa is it possible for me to get into top 20 universities such as Duke and Hass? I also have experince of working at a bank for 2 year.please help.
Thank you,
Erfana
I have a question about admission in top 20 universities for mba.My Gpa for undergrad in accounting and marketing (dual degree) was 3.1 and in masters in HR is 4.0 from university of oklahoma.I wanted to know with this gpa is it possible for me to get into top 20 universities such as Duke and Hass? I also have experince of working at a bank for 2 year.please help.
Thank you,
Erfana
05 Jan 2015, 00:36
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Hi Erfana,
Depending on the Schools/Programs you're looking into, and the level of competition, your GPA may or may not be a big factor in how your application is viewed. Since the application process has so many 'pieces', Schools tend to want applicants with a strong overall profile. With a GPA above 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale), your grades are fine - we just won't know how they'll be viewed relative to the grades from the other applicants, but you won't be rejected because of them. As you get more and more work experience, your GPA won't matter as much.
Since you named Duke and Haas as two Schools that you might be interested in, you need to realize the volume and level of competition that you'll be up against. With those Schools, it's not just about being qualified, it's about how you "sell yourself" to the Admissions Committees. To that end, you might eventually want to talk to an Admissions Expert about your applications.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Depending on the Schools/Programs you're looking into, and the level of competition, your GPA may or may not be a big factor in how your application is viewed. Since the application process has so many 'pieces', Schools tend to want applicants with a strong overall profile. With a GPA above 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale), your grades are fine - we just won't know how they'll be viewed relative to the grades from the other applicants, but you won't be rejected because of them. As you get more and more work experience, your GPA won't matter as much.
Since you named Duke and Haas as two Schools that you might be interested in, you need to realize the volume and level of competition that you'll be up against. With those Schools, it's not just about being qualified, it's about how you "sell yourself" to the Admissions Committees. To that end, you might eventually want to talk to an Admissions Expert about your applications.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
05 Jan 2015, 14:45
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Hi Rich,
Thank you so much for your reply. God knows how in the world I am going to sell myself but I am going to give my 100% to try to get in Duke or Haas or top 20 Universities before I give up on myself. Thanks again for your advice, I will talk to an admission specialist when I am done with my fight with GMAT.
Yours Respectfully,
Erfana
