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by kchoi83 » Mon Jun 04, 2012 1:17 pm
Hi-- hoping you guys can give me a bit of a reality check on which b-schools i have a legitimate chance at attending.

29 @ matriculation
GMAT - 730 (V41, Q49)

My concern is with my undergrad career. I first attended UC Irvine but has put on academic leave, my mother passed away halfway into my first quarter, and I just simply was too immature and just fouled up. Thereafter, I was a bit of a nomad and went to 2 different colleges before I graduated from Pepperdine while working full-time. In all, it took me roughly 10 years to finish undergrad, with a 3 year hiatus in the middle. I graduated with a cumulative GPA of 2.9, but if you remove my freshman year, I'm at about 3.3. I've been working full-time for 4 years graduated about a year ago putting myself through school.

I've worked full-time as a staff accountant then financial analyst @ Newscorp then with a couple of internet start-ups one of which went public during my tenure.

My target schools: Booth (dream), Stern, Anderson, McCombs, Ross.

Please let me know if these schools are within my reach or if a reality check is in order.

Thanks!
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Jun 05, 2012 5:09 am
Good news for you: you can get into any and all of those schools with a great application! You may have not the best college career, but you have a watertight story (which you should present them) so they shouldn't count it against you at all.
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