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by timewillwait » Sat Jan 17, 2015 10:33 pm
Hi, I was also interested in NYU's part time MBA program. I have a 3.2 GPA and no work experience. This is because I am graduating this May and would like to go straight into MBA school. I know that the work experience is something many colleges consider. I have worked during my college years, not business related, but still they were on-campus work study jobs. Do they count as work experience? I have also had many leadership roles pretty much all my life. I was an RA at my university and at one of my work places, I was in charge of training my co-workers and giving them orientation. Does that help to my application? I haven't taken the GMAT yet. I plan to in March. Also, my undergrad degree is more science related, but NYU accepts students with various undergrad degrees. I know my GPA is a little low and I really need to do well in the GMAT. What other things should I look into to make my application stand out? Any advice and help is appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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