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29 Aug 2006, 13:29
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Hi Hjort,
I just finished and scored a 680 - a not so great performance as I'd expected higher score in verbal. I haven't had a chance to gather all the data points that you require in my profile and I plan to work on it from soon.
Here's my quick profile:
- Considering part-time or 1-year programs
- Age: 32; Indian Male
- M.S (Electrical and Computer Engineering) from a reputed state school on the east coast: GPA: 3.4
- GMAT: 680 - Q50,V32
- Working as technical Lead for a large storage management vendor for the last 5 years. I have worked in different roles and in the process gained a diverse experience.
- Work Experience: 9-9.5 years of IT experience in various industries (Telecom, Big5, Financial Services)
I really like to know what are my chances of admission for the part-time/one-year programs at the following schools. My criteria for schools would be good reputed schools on the East Coast, Chicago and California)
1) Cornell TMO - My first preference. Would my quant percentile work to my advantage
2) NYU - Stern Langone program
3) Berkeley Haas - PartTime
4) UCLA - FullyEmployed
5) Babson
6) UIC or Kellogg - PartTime
Do Haas and UCLA have a 1-year program? If so, what would be my chances?
Any ideas/thoughts from folks on the forum are welcome. Should I consider any other schools?
Thanks.
I just finished and scored a 680 - a not so great performance as I'd expected higher score in verbal. I haven't had a chance to gather all the data points that you require in my profile and I plan to work on it from soon.
Here's my quick profile:
- Considering part-time or 1-year programs
- Age: 32; Indian Male
- M.S (Electrical and Computer Engineering) from a reputed state school on the east coast: GPA: 3.4
- GMAT: 680 - Q50,V32
- Working as technical Lead for a large storage management vendor for the last 5 years. I have worked in different roles and in the process gained a diverse experience.
- Work Experience: 9-9.5 years of IT experience in various industries (Telecom, Big5, Financial Services)
I really like to know what are my chances of admission for the part-time/one-year programs at the following schools. My criteria for schools would be good reputed schools on the East Coast, Chicago and California)
1) Cornell TMO - My first preference. Would my quant percentile work to my advantage
2) NYU - Stern Langone program
3) Berkeley Haas - PartTime
4) UCLA - FullyEmployed
5) Babson
6) UIC or Kellogg - PartTime
Do Haas and UCLA have a 1-year program? If so, what would be my chances?
Any ideas/thoughts from folks on the forum are welcome. Should I consider any other schools?
Thanks.
29 Aug 2006, 18:13
Kudos
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You have selected a strong set of schools based on your criteria. Are you referring to U of C as opposed to UIC?
UCLA and UCB do not offer one-year MBA programs.
Hjort
UCLA and UCB do not offer one-year MBA programs.
Hjort
29 Aug 2006, 19:29
Kudos
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Thanks Hjort!
I meant Univ of Chicago - They have the weekend and evening MBA programs.
Based on my profile, do you think that I have a good chance at the target schools listed above?
Thanks!
I meant Univ of Chicago - They have the weekend and evening MBA programs.
Based on my profile, do you think that I have a good chance at the target schools listed above?
Thanks!
