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by ecz.ozgeuyanik » Thu Feb 21, 2008 11:45 pm
My profile:

Occupation: MsC. Pharmacist
Undergrad GPA: 3,98/4,00 - Honours' Degree...
GMAT: 660 (Q50 %95 V29 %55 - %84)
Work experience: 2 years in academic field + in 2009 May I'll have 1,5 years work experience in private sector = To sum:3,5 years.
MBA Plan: 2009 September --- Full-time MBA...
MBA field: Marketing or Entrepreneurship...

Planing to apply:

1. University of Virginia (Darden) (Average GMAT: 677)
2. Cornell University (Johnson) (Average GMAT: 680)
3. University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler) (Average GMAT: 664(full-time))
4. University of Texas--Austin (McCombs) (Average GMAT: 669 (full-time), 659 (part-time))
5. Purdue University--West Lafayette (Krannert) (Average GMAT: 661 (full-time))
6. Georgetown University (McDonough) (Average GMAT: 665 (full-time), 662 (part-time))
7. University of Wisconsin--Madison (Average GMAT: 661 (full-time), 600 (part-time))
8. University of Rochester (Simon) (Average GMAT: 667 (full-time))
9. University of California--Davis (Average GMAT: 671 (full-time), 610 (part-time))

Actually my dream school was Columbia, but with such a low GMAT scores it seems to be far away from me...
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Feb 22, 2008 6:32 pm
Dear ecz.ozgeuyanik:

You have quite a long list of schools and might want to consider narrowing your list to 4-5 programs. The sticky posted on school selection and GMAT/GPA for a top 5 might be helpful to you in determining which schools you will apply to this fall. Lastly, remember your application is considered holistically. A GMAT score alone will not lead to an admit or reject decision. The admissions committee needs to have more than one reason to admit, or reject, any application.

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by ecz.ozgeuyanik » Fri Feb 22, 2008 10:53 pm
Thanks for sharing your ideas,

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