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01 Aug 2016, 10:02
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Hi,
A quick review of my profile,
I am a graduate(2016) from St. Stephens College with an hons. in physics. I am planning to apply for MBA programs in US and canada that require a 16 year education for eligibility. My course was a 3 year undergrad course and that makes it 10+2+3=15 years worth of education.
Problem: I could've got a wes evaluation to convert it to a 16 year thing, but i dont qualify 60% requirement for the same.
Senario: My college is rated best in country for science so it should come under tier1 institutes, but the course i applied for (FYUP) was rolled back and this 4 year program was sandwiched to a 3 year program, and the work load was almost doubled by the end of 1st year. While my score might look very low, it was not that bad if you account the class average. Now the only option i seem to have is to apply for a post graduate diploma course(distance learning) and do well(hopefully) in it.
Any recommendations?
TIA
A quick review of my profile,
I am a graduate(2016) from St. Stephens College with an hons. in physics. I am planning to apply for MBA programs in US and canada that require a 16 year education for eligibility. My course was a 3 year undergrad course and that makes it 10+2+3=15 years worth of education.
Problem: I could've got a wes evaluation to convert it to a 16 year thing, but i dont qualify 60% requirement for the same.
Senario: My college is rated best in country for science so it should come under tier1 institutes, but the course i applied for (FYUP) was rolled back and this 4 year program was sandwiched to a 3 year program, and the work load was almost doubled by the end of 1st year. While my score might look very low, it was not that bad if you account the class average. Now the only option i seem to have is to apply for a post graduate diploma course(distance learning) and do well(hopefully) in it.
Any recommendations?
TIA
01 Aug 2016, 11:35
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Hi john.robin13,
I'm not sure if anyone in these forums has the necessary expertise to answer this question. However, there might be an Admissions Experts who can offer some advice. There's a Forum full of them here:
ask-admission-consultants-124/
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
I'm not sure if anyone in these forums has the necessary expertise to answer this question. However, there might be an Admissions Experts who can offer some advice. There's a Forum full of them here:
ask-admission-consultants-124/
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
04 Aug 2016, 16:02
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Hi john.robin13,
The best suggestion that I can give is to contact the schools directly and check with them if they can consider you case.
The schools do make an exception here and there always.
