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by keeratpreet » Sat Jul 24, 2010 8:52 am

I have been admitted for fall 2010 MBA in binghamton university better known as suny binghamton... i got admission with my 590 score...............but now I scored 650 and I feel there is possibilty nw to get in to good school as I have good acedamic record and 3 years of work experience. But for that I need to wait fr next one year. Pls advice what kinda university is binghamton and is it worth to wait fr next one year or I should go with Binghamton

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by Jessica@VeritasPrep » Tue Jul 27, 2010 10:31 am

Congratulations on your improved score!

First, I would check and see if you can delay your enrollment at SUNY. If so, and if you have a job that you like, it couldn't hurt to apply to a few schools for the following year and see what happens. Remember, there is no guarantee that you will get accepted at a signficantly "better" school so you need to weigh whether or not you are willing to wait another year for the possibility of attending a marginally "better" school.

As you are young (I'm assuming that 3 years of work experience means you are 3 years out of undergrad), it could work to your benefit to wait one more year. And, if SUNY is willing to delay your enrollment, you have nothing to lose!

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