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by 04gator08 » Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:59 pm
Hello,
I just took my first legit GMAT. Here's the score report.

Q 32 (34%)
V 40 (89%)
T 610 (69%)

Here's my bio:
3.57GPA BSBA Finance (U. Florida may08)
Extracurricular:
1) dissertation research assistant to finance phd candidate
2) fraternity social chair (yea, junk but I can sell popsicles to women in white gloves)
3) other fraternity activities
Full-time Employment: 0 years
Did not work part time in undergrad

I realize I am lacking in extracurricular. I am also looking to get more involved with my education (stated in essays). I am ready to learn and succeed in what I pursue. Quantitative: I am precise and take a little longer with math (don't do well with xy even odd yada yada) but you give me numbers I get correct answers. I do not consider myself bad at math at all. I don't understand!

I am submitting application to the Master of Accounting (MAC) program at UNC Feb. 26th (deadline March1). Program Stats: Average GMAT is 635/GPA 3.38.

I am male, middle class, and white. Also, out-of-state if that helps ($). I realize it is going to work against me being this close to the deadline but I have my back-ups ready. (FSU, U Colorado, U Arizona)

I have heard it doesn't matter where you go to school as long as you can pass a CPA (which I can and will when the time comes).

I hope to gain admission to UNC. What do yall think?
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by ems215 » Wed Jan 28, 2015 7:53 pm
were you accepted? I had the same GMAT score and got rejected.
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