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by mitchc04 » Thu Jan 10, 2008 1:51 pm
Hi Stacy,

I’m just starting the think about business school and I'm signing up for a GMAT prep course through Manhattan GMAT later this month. I have a background in marketing/PR and would like to attend one of the top 5-10 marketing business schools.

Here is my bio:
- GPA, major, school
3.3, Marketing, University of California, Riverside, graduated in June 2004
- GMAT with breakdown
TBD – plan to sign-up for Manhattan GMAT course later this month
- resume highlights, including company name, job titles and promotions
I have worked for the public relations department of THQ Inc for about 3 ½ years, starting as an intern in August 2004. In that time, I’ve been promoted to an entry-level coordinator, an associate manager, and I’m currently a manager (promoted May 2007). THQ Inc is a leading 3rd party publisher of interactive software (i.e. videogames) and in my position I build and execute PR strategies for some of the top videogame titles in the industry. Working in this cutting-edge business has taught me to think outside the box and develop strategies that reach our consumers beyond the normal means of advertising and promotion.

My questions for you are:
1. Is a 3.3 GPA considered a low average?
2. If so, what GMAT score (range) should I be aiming for?
3. How much does work experience come into play when applying to schools?


Thanks

-Craig
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by Amy » Thu Jan 10, 2008 10:37 pm
Hi Craig,

I would start with the sticky on what GMAT and GPA is needed. I don't think a 3.3 is low, but it may depend on the average GPAs in your target program.

Work experience is more about quality than quantity - and it's important to show progression in your job, whether title, skills or responsibility.

Good luck!

Amy
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