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27 Oct 2014, 13:34
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Hello all,
I am just looking for some help on what MBA schools I could get into with my experience and grades.
I am 22 and a senior in college at a mid level university with a 3.02 GPA in Management. I have been working full time at a top law firm as an accounting clerk for about a year and before that full time as a merchandiser for 2 years. From taking a few practice test online I think I safely can get over 640 on my GMAT but I am hoping for around 660-680. I know I can get good recommendations letters and have solid extracurricular activities, but I'm not sure I have enough work experience and with a lower level GPA I believe it will keep me from getting into the schools I want to apply to.
Some schools I want to get into are: Rutgers, Baruch college in NY, and Northeastern.
Do you think this is attainable or should I get more work experience first?
Any advice will help!
I am just looking for some help on what MBA schools I could get into with my experience and grades.
I am 22 and a senior in college at a mid level university with a 3.02 GPA in Management. I have been working full time at a top law firm as an accounting clerk for about a year and before that full time as a merchandiser for 2 years. From taking a few practice test online I think I safely can get over 640 on my GMAT but I am hoping for around 660-680. I know I can get good recommendations letters and have solid extracurricular activities, but I'm not sure I have enough work experience and with a lower level GPA I believe it will keep me from getting into the schools I want to apply to.
Some schools I want to get into are: Rutgers, Baruch college in NY, and Northeastern.
Do you think this is attainable or should I get more work experience first?
Any advice will help!
27 Oct 2014, 14:21
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Yes, you should definitely get more work experience. That will help you, your school when you are there, and your classmates when you try to add value to the discussion.
P.S. Only full time work experience counts and schools often like candidates that have shown leadership potential and preferably held leadership roles.
P.S. Only full time work experience counts and schools often like candidates that have shown leadership potential and preferably held leadership roles.
