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05 Aug 2006, 17:52
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I would like to know which schools everyone is attempting for and what scores they expect to get.
What are the expected GMAT requirements for each of the top schools?
I plan on applying for a parttime MBA to either Kellogg or GSB Chicago - since I work in Chicago. What would be the GMAT requirements?
What are the expected GMAT requirements for each of the top schools?
I plan on applying for a parttime MBA to either Kellogg or GSB Chicago - since I work in Chicago. What would be the GMAT requirements?
06 Aug 2006, 07:59
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There really are none. It varies tremendously. I know one person at Chicago with a 550 (though she suggested once, while a bit drunk, that she basically bribed her way in). I know others with 750's who didn't get in. Generally speaking, you will want at least a 600 to apply to these top schools, anything close to a 700 is better, over 700 is perfect. Same applies to KGSM. I know two people who got in with 620's, one with a 720, one with a 550, and one with a 780 who was rejected.
It also depends what your GPA is like. If you have a 3.8 gpa, your GMAT is still important, but somewhat less so. If your GPA is a 3.0, your GMAT is much more important. The longer you have been out of school, the more your GMAT matters as well (as your GPA is no longer an accurate measure).
06 Aug 2006, 08:02
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I'm not sure how important a role GPA's play. It is well known that different schools have different GPA standards and that a 3.5 in one school could be equivalent to a 3.9 in another.
I understand that work experience is playing less and less of a role in GMAT admissions, as most business schools prefer younger people with less experience these days. Experience is still important, but not as much as in the past.
I understand that work experience is playing less and less of a role in GMAT admissions, as most business schools prefer younger people with less experience these days. Experience is still important, but not as much as in the past.
