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by ap101 » Mon Feb 28, 2011 5:09 pm
Hi,
I'd appreciate if you could evaluate my profile for suitability for EMBA at LBS

GMAT 650, (Quant 48, Verbal 31)

Work experience: 11 + years work experience in international travelling roles based in India, Australia, UK. Worked onsite in Africa, USA. Currently work for fortune top 10 company

Education: Bachelors in Engineering, Masters in Engineering
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by Stacey Oyler » Tue Mar 01, 2011 1:42 pm
Hi,

Thanks for your post. You do appear to have the right credentials/qualifications for the LBS EMBA program. Your level of work experience is on par with their requirements (roughly 10 years), and your international experience is certainly a nice feather in your cap. Most students in the program are mid-career managers and looking for that extra experience and education to boost their career. Be sure you have a clear career path in mind and can necessitate the need for an MBA.

Academically your GMAT is on par with their requirements (the average GMAT score is between 630-650). While your verbal score is a bit low, as long as you write solid essays and have a strong interview there shouldn't been any concerns about your communication skills.

Lastly, I recommend applying in the earliest deadline possible in order to boost your chance of success. The longer you wait the less spots on the class.

Best of luck,

Stacey
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