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18 Mar 2008, 16:20
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I have been using this forum for a while. It's been VERY helpful, especially download materials. Thanks for everyones effort to keep the forum in the top search list.
I have a unique situations, hope i can get some help/ideas from you all. I graduated in 1991(i know it's been a long time) now I realized that MBA will play a vital role in my career path.
I have full time job and family with two kids. I started my GMAT preparation in Aug. 07 and my first attempt was on Oct. 07, got worst score(420). Basically i was trying to get into a part-time MBA program that the local university offers for working professionals. University require at least 480 and above to consider my application. I know many of the members in this forum are targeting top schools, it's not the case for me.
I am an average student with 2.97 GPA. I have been working really hard on GMAT preparations (putting 15 hrs with full time job and family), took advice from several of your posts. I am using materials OG 11. MGMAT, Princeton Review.
I took my first GMATPrep, MGAMAT tests last week, I can't seem to cross 500. very disappointed and depressed. I got my timing okay, I do better in Quant than Verbal. But i think i am missing something, may be "smart thinking skills". BTW my second GMAT schedule date is 03/29/08. it's only 2 weeks to go..Can you guys advice?
I hope to get a decent 550 and above score to get into part-time MBA. I am also looking into online MBA programs as a Plan B. Do you all have any suggestions on which online university is good?
I can't THANK enough this forum for its help and inspire so many students.
Thanks Again!!!
I have a unique situations, hope i can get some help/ideas from you all. I graduated in 1991(i know it's been a long time) now I realized that MBA will play a vital role in my career path.
I have full time job and family with two kids. I started my GMAT preparation in Aug. 07 and my first attempt was on Oct. 07, got worst score(420). Basically i was trying to get into a part-time MBA program that the local university offers for working professionals. University require at least 480 and above to consider my application. I know many of the members in this forum are targeting top schools, it's not the case for me.
I am an average student with 2.97 GPA. I have been working really hard on GMAT preparations (putting 15 hrs with full time job and family), took advice from several of your posts. I am using materials OG 11. MGMAT, Princeton Review.
I took my first GMATPrep, MGAMAT tests last week, I can't seem to cross 500. very disappointed and depressed. I got my timing okay, I do better in Quant than Verbal. But i think i am missing something, may be "smart thinking skills". BTW my second GMAT schedule date is 03/29/08. it's only 2 weeks to go..Can you guys advice?
I hope to get a decent 550 and above score to get into part-time MBA. I am also looking into online MBA programs as a Plan B. Do you all have any suggestions on which online university is good?
I can't THANK enough this forum for its help and inspire so many students.
Thanks Again!!!
18 Mar 2008, 16:48
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My standard advice is to remain calm when you take the test. Do not put to much pressure on yourself and you should be ok. Don't worry about "failing", just do your best to succeed!
As for online schools - I personally wouldn't bother. You are paying thousands of dollars for a degree from a school that won't be well-regarded (and in only the most limited circumstances would help your career). Sure, you can learn the skills in the online courses - but you could also learn them from your local library for free. Why pay thousands for a piece of paper that people won't respect. After all, for all your employers know - you could have payed ME to take the online courses for you! An online course also would give you exactly ZERO networking. Meeting other people in your area at similar points in their career would be a GREAT advantage of the part time program!
Also - you should know I am a computer engineer, with a masters degree from university of california. I am 27 years old and work for a dot-com company. If anyone should believe in online education it should be me. But I just can't help but think they are effectively 21st century diploma mills. In a word, "worthless".
(yeah, i know Uni of Indiana - Kelley has an online program. i guess I just "threw down" at them).
As for online schools - I personally wouldn't bother. You are paying thousands of dollars for a degree from a school that won't be well-regarded (and in only the most limited circumstances would help your career). Sure, you can learn the skills in the online courses - but you could also learn them from your local library for free. Why pay thousands for a piece of paper that people won't respect. After all, for all your employers know - you could have payed ME to take the online courses for you! An online course also would give you exactly ZERO networking. Meeting other people in your area at similar points in their career would be a GREAT advantage of the part time program!
Also - you should know I am a computer engineer, with a masters degree from university of california. I am 27 years old and work for a dot-com company. If anyone should believe in online education it should be me. But I just can't help but think they are effectively 21st century diploma mills. In a word, "worthless".
(yeah, i know Uni of Indiana - Kelley has an online program. i guess I just "threw down" at them).
18 Mar 2008, 17:19
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Good luck on your studies, your scores will improve if you keep practicing.
I kind of disagree with westsider about the online MBA. It really depends on the individual situation whether this would be worthwhile for you to consider, and something you should talk to your prospective schools about. I think the online discussion forums are skewed towards over-achievers: see all 700+ GMAT scores and discussion about top 20 schools. There are MANY people that would benefit from business courses and a Master's degree, even if it isn't name brand, simply because their current employer will compensate them or promote them differently.
I kind of disagree with westsider about the online MBA. It really depends on the individual situation whether this would be worthwhile for you to consider, and something you should talk to your prospective schools about. I think the online discussion forums are skewed towards over-achievers: see all 700+ GMAT scores and discussion about top 20 schools. There are MANY people that would benefit from business courses and a Master's degree, even if it isn't name brand, simply because their current employer will compensate them or promote them differently.
