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Source: — Ask Stacy Blackman |

by Lisa Anderson » Tue Jun 30, 2009 2:18 pm
Dear tgmat12,

Perhaps. It is hard to know how competitive you are based on the limited information provided. You certainly seem to have an interesting background and a successful career, which are important to the process. Whether or not your 570 will hold you back remains to be determined. If you have only taken the test once, then you might take it again to try and raise your score at least 30 points. I do think you should apply to the 3-5 programs that will work for your schedule, provide the education you seek and will be paid for by your company. If you submit a strong, overall application, then you have a chance (even with a 570), albeit it more or less of one depending on the school.

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