Hi, Stacy/Amy.
Do you think it is possible to offset my mediocre quant records with my work experience?
GMAT - 670 (Q42, V40)
Undergrad - business degree from one of the top universities in the Philippines. 3.1 overall GPA. I got a B+ and a B in my freshman algebra classes. However, my grades in my accounting and finance subjects were only Cs.
Work experience is heavy in quant:
5 years in IT (despite being a non-IT degree holder) with experience in the US and Singapore
1 year (and counting) in market research
I believe I will be able to get good recommendations from work.
Target schools (concentration in marketing):
Ohio State - Fisher
Michigan State - Broad
Penn State - Smeal
Arizona State - Carrey
Thunderbird
Any other school I should consider?
Thanks so much!
quant scores not good enough?
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Hi fifthu2,
The application process is holistic, therefore your work experience will be taken into account when evaluating your quantitative abilities. It isn't a strict "offset." Since you had Cs in some classes, I would write an optional essay about your academics and mention your quant background.
Good luck!
Amy
The application process is holistic, therefore your work experience will be taken into account when evaluating your quantitative abilities. It isn't a strict "offset." Since you had Cs in some classes, I would write an optional essay about your academics and mention your quant background.
Good luck!
Amy
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