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24 Dec 2006, 09:26
Kudos
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Hi,
I just took the GMAT and am now ready to complete the MBA application process. Hoping for your opinion on my profile.
White American Male
Age- 27
GPA- 3.9- University of Massachusetts- Finance major
GMAT- 600 (Q-42, V-31)
Work Experience- 4.5 years working for the US Department of the Navy(government job) which began in a competitive, fast track 2 year development program. I have progessed just about as quickly as you can in a government capacity to this point.
Outside of work- 2 years volunteering teaching English, All-American triathlete
I think my GMAT prevents me from applying to any top 10's. I hoped to include at least one as a stretch school. I'll save my $200. My top choice right now is University of Colorado.
My long term goal would be to make my primary living in Real Estate working independently. In the short run, I would like to continue working for the federal government with increasing capacity while developing a small Real Estate business.
What strong(stretch) MBA programs could I add to the below list?
What GMAT would give me a reasonable chance of admission to a top ten knowing my background and Stats?
What are my chances for the following schools?
Applying to:
University of Colorado
Syracuse
BU and Northeastern- Part Time
Thanks and Merry Christmas!!
I just took the GMAT and am now ready to complete the MBA application process. Hoping for your opinion on my profile.
White American Male
Age- 27
GPA- 3.9- University of Massachusetts- Finance major
GMAT- 600 (Q-42, V-31)
Work Experience- 4.5 years working for the US Department of the Navy(government job) which began in a competitive, fast track 2 year development program. I have progessed just about as quickly as you can in a government capacity to this point.
Outside of work- 2 years volunteering teaching English, All-American triathlete
I think my GMAT prevents me from applying to any top 10's. I hoped to include at least one as a stretch school. I'll save my $200. My top choice right now is University of Colorado.
My long term goal would be to make my primary living in Real Estate working independently. In the short run, I would like to continue working for the federal government with increasing capacity while developing a small Real Estate business.
What strong(stretch) MBA programs could I add to the below list?
What GMAT would give me a reasonable chance of admission to a top ten knowing my background and Stats?
What are my chances for the following schools?
Applying to:
University of Colorado
Syracuse
BU and Northeastern- Part Time
Thanks and Merry Christmas!!
26 Dec 2006, 09:17
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi..
Seriously considering your GPA and work experience, I would advise you to retake the GMAT. It isnt all that simple but it isnt tough also. Just few hours of dedicated practice will surely take your score upwards and if your are willing to put in good effort, you can notch up a decent score and try appin for the higher ranked univs. I dont think the schools you listed are anyway near to the top 30-40. For your experience, you can afford a better school.
Retake GMAT, atry to get 650-700. and they try appin for higher ranked schools!!
Seriously considering your GPA and work experience, I would advise you to retake the GMAT. It isnt all that simple but it isnt tough also. Just few hours of dedicated practice will surely take your score upwards and if your are willing to put in good effort, you can notch up a decent score and try appin for the higher ranked univs. I dont think the schools you listed are anyway near to the top 30-40. For your experience, you can afford a better school.
Retake GMAT, atry to get 650-700. and they try appin for higher ranked schools!!
