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by raveeprakash » Wed Jan 14, 2009 10:03 am
Hello.

MBA-2009 april-august aspirant.

My profile:-
3 years of Work-Ex in leading Software company.
1 year work ex at Microsoft(US)
Involved with UN for Social Service
School Topper
Hobby:Photography

College applied to:-
1. HKTU-Hongkong
2. NBS-Nanyang University Singapore
3. Freeman School of Business Tulane
4. NTU- Nanyang technical university


Can you suggest me some good colleges for applying in US as per my profile? Also, so i stand a chance in any 1 of above colleges?
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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:05 am
Dear raveeprakash,

I encourage you to visit our sticky on school selection for tips on identifying other US schools that might be a good match for you. As for your current list, it is hard to say whether or not you are competitive without knowing your GMAT, GPA, and career goals. If you are at or above the average GMAT and GPA and the schools have the curriculum and resources for your desired post-MBA career, then you are in a competitive position for those schools. Since decisions are made on more than those aspects though, you still need to submit strong essays, recommendations and have a good interview for the best chance of admission.

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Lisa
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