hello Lisa,
I want to know what are my chance of getting into a top 20 or 30 MBA program
I graduated from University of Missouri in may 2009 with a B.S in Pharmaceutical Science. My gpa is 2.66 base on the fact that I was a full time student and working between 35 and 45 hour a week. I did poorly I have 2 Ds one in biology and the other in Cell biology and a D in History . I ended up with couple of Cs in my Pharmaceutical course such as Biopharmaceutic, pharmacology and so on. I am a hard working person and i know my capability and was wondering what are my chances. By the way, I am very good in math. got all As in Statistic, Calculus I, Physic, organic chem, Economic, Pharmaceutical Calc, and Bs in General Chemistry classes
What should I do?
I haven't taken the GMAT yet but I confident in my math (quantitative) ability to do well there but Iam a little worry of the qualitative part. by the way english is my second language but been in the US for 8 years. I did not speak any english before moving to the country and learn it all here.
Also should I take the GMat or GRE?
also I was thinking doing a master in Biostatistic starting fall 2010 but feel like i'll be wasting my time and should go straight to work on my MBA.
Thank you so much
I want to know what are my chance of getting into a top 20 or 30 MBA program
I graduated from University of Missouri in may 2009 with a B.S in Pharmaceutical Science. My gpa is 2.66 base on the fact that I was a full time student and working between 35 and 45 hour a week. I did poorly I have 2 Ds one in biology and the other in Cell biology and a D in History . I ended up with couple of Cs in my Pharmaceutical course such as Biopharmaceutic, pharmacology and so on. I am a hard working person and i know my capability and was wondering what are my chances. By the way, I am very good in math. got all As in Statistic, Calculus I, Physic, organic chem, Economic, Pharmaceutical Calc, and Bs in General Chemistry classes
What should I do?
I haven't taken the GMAT yet but I confident in my math (quantitative) ability to do well there but Iam a little worry of the qualitative part. by the way english is my second language but been in the US for 8 years. I did not speak any english before moving to the country and learn it all here.
Also should I take the GMat or GRE?
also I was thinking doing a master in Biostatistic starting fall 2010 but feel like i'll be wasting my time and should go straight to work on my MBA.
Thank you so much
