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by Ashish8 » Tue Dec 13, 2011 10:55 am
As some might have seen my post about my abysmal score (550), none the less I decided to still apply for the Spring program to UF. It was one of my 4 choices, the others being UNC, Emory, and Kelly Direct. Well with that score, I pretty much had crossed them all of the list, but since UF was still doing spring enrollment the decision became easy. If I get in then awesome no need to take the GMAT again, if not, then back to the books I go.

Well I got the email today, I've been admitted to the Part-Time 2-year program. I'm hoping there are some UF MBA alumni that can give me some insights on the program and whether it has helped or not helped their career.

Thanks everyone and especially Thank You Beat the GMAT.
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