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by Lisa Anderson » Fri May 29, 2009 6:11 am
Dear Deb,

If your GMAT was taken in the past 5 years, then it should still be valid for any school you apply to this year. Since admissions decisions are based on more than a GMAT score, it is hard to comment on your chances without knowing more information about you. Also, the PhD admissions process is very different from the MBA admissions process, so I'm not sure I will be of much help in terms of commenting on your profile. I would suggest identifying some schools you feel are a match for what you want to study and then comparing your profile to the schools' requirements. Lastly, it would be helpful to you to contact the schools directly and speak with the PhD program advisor to gain the best understanding of your chances at any school.

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by deb1234 » Fri May 29, 2009 9:20 am
Thanks Stacy. I will try contacting the schools.
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