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by sidworld » Tue Oct 29, 2013 9:26 am
Hi I have got 600 in GMAT Q42 and V31 and I have sent scores to following colleges
1. UOW Foster School of business
2. USC Marshall
3. UC San diego Rady School of business
4. UC Irvine Paul Merage

I have work-ex of 5 years in software Development and consulting.

What are the chances of getting into the above mentioned programs. Should I retake GMAT.

Please suggest.
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by sidworld » Thu Oct 31, 2013 9:16 am
Hey can anyone help me out?
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by UCLA Bound » Tue Dec 31, 2013 5:03 pm
Im actually trying to apply to Part time Evening programs at UC Irvine, UC San Diego, and USC myself. I did the interview over skype with UC Irvine and left a really good impression. I scored poorly (400's) on the GMAT, despite scoring well on the practive GMAT exams. The Adcom member told me to just get my quant score up so they can push the application forward for review in its entirety. Basically I was told to try my best on the upcoming exam (6 Jan 14). So if you are wondering if they look at the total package, they do! I will let you know the outcome in the coming weeks.
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