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by 2010 » Mon Oct 12, 2009 3:22 pm
Dear Stacy,
where do you think I can apply?

European, 27 years old, i speak 4 languages very well + begginner in 2
undergrad: 94/110 --> HOW IS THIS SEEN IN THE US??
gmat: 680/800
toefl: 113/120

During university i volunteered for 4 years for the largest European student Organisation, I have been elected as European President.

Worked 2 years as entrepreneur when i set up a non-profit
Worked 1 year as a consultant for the world Leading Software Company
Just got back to entrepreneurship

thank you very much indeed!
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by Lisa Anderson » Thu Oct 15, 2009 8:06 am
Dear 2010,

I encourage you to visit our sticky on school selection for tips on identifying schools. It is important that you target schools that are a good match for your career goals. Generally speaking, you are most competitive for schools where the GMAT average is at or below your GMAT score and has the curriculum and connections that match your career goals.

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Lisa
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