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by bhuiya » Sun Mar 22, 2009 4:34 pm
Hello members,

I am in the process of submitting applications for part-time MBA for the following programs.

1. UMD Smith
2. American University
3. George Mason
4. George Washington.

My profile is as follows:

-GMAT 530 (v25, q37, 5)
-Cumulative Undergrad GPA - 3.77. Graduated from a second best state university in MN.
-7 years work experience

I have taken two exams. I want to start my MBA soon hence I don't want to take another exam.

My questions as follows:

1. What are my chances of getting admission to those schools?
2. I have taken quantitative courses (calc I - III) and recieved B or better. I have business courses (i.e. microeconomics, international business). Would these help with the admission comittee in terms of assessing the quantitative/verbal even though my GMAT is not good.
3. Should I take address my GMAT score in the optional essay? I am thinking not because I don't have any spectacular reason to explain other than I did not do well. Also, my background is typical of an applicant.
4. I am applying in the third round. How is that going to impact me?

I understand that LOR and essays are critical. I believe they are in good shape.

I would appreciate any feedback from anyone, especially those who is dealing with these schools.
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by osamakhan » Mon Apr 27, 2009 2:17 pm
Bhuiya,

Your profile and choices of business school are pretty similar to mine. I have also applied at UMD and GMU for PT MBA. I am not sure about GWU and American though. I might apply at GW.

My gmat is 530 as well. I believe that you have a pretty good shot at these schools. I haven't heard back from Mason and Smith yet but i'll keep you posted.

After some research, i have noticed that UMD's lowest gmat score was 520 and GMU's was 560. So, you are not far.

Goodluck.
Thanks
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