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...
Do I have a chance?
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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.
Good luck!
Lisa
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.
Good luck!
Lisa
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