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by rchang0101 » Fri May 13, 2011 1:51 pm
Hey everyone,

Just got the call yesterday. Didn't have to interview (which was great!). I was supposed to interview with UCI next week, but I think I might cancel it. Still waiting on UCLA, but I wasn't able to make it to the interview sessions, so I'm probably heading to USC this Fall.

GMAT: 640, 3.5
Undergrad: 2.33
- 9 yrs of work experience. Mainly from Internal Audit & special projects. Started a small online business on the side.
- 3rd person from my family to attend USC.

I got some great help here, just wanted thank everyone.

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by mishla123 » Tue Oct 25, 2011 9:02 pm
Hi! I'm about to submit my USC PM application (due in 1 week) and was wondering if you would be so kind to give me some tips!! Any info would be a great help. I'm 25, 5 yrs of work experience, 3.2 GPA, GMAT 610 and have no ties to USC. Is there anything you would suggest? THANK YOU in advance for any help you have.

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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Oct 25, 2011 10:11 pm
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by rchang0101 » Tue Oct 25, 2011 11:17 pm
Hi Michelle,

I can tell you what I did, but I'm not sure if it'll work for everyone.

1) If you haven't already, post up your profile and ask for some guidance. I think that always helps.

2) Since my stats weren't that strong (GPA & GMAT score), I chose to apply at a later round. I didn't want to compete with all the over achievers. Also, from monitoring the GMAT forums, I found some people with similar scores that were cut or put on the waiting list in the earlier rounds.

3) What I also found extremely helpful were the essay review services. I completely underestimated the time needed to work on my essays. I gave myself 3 weeks, but it took me almost 4-5 weeks to finalize them. Due to my low GPA, I felt like I really needed to shine here.

Hope this helps!

RC
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