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by thebondofTitan » Sun Jan 20, 2013 2:14 pm
I had GMAT score of 640. I took admission in University at Buffalo. I was not able to adapt as the class was too young and I have 6 years of experience (at age 27). So I left after 1 sem that is now. I want to do MBA from good school.
Please suggest what should I do.
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by Stacey Oyler » Fri Feb 01, 2013 11:42 am
Hi,

First things first. You need to retake your GMAT and improve your score. Next, I would advise thinking about what you are looking for in a program. Perhaps a part time program would better suit your needs? Be sure to look at average age and experience since that seems to be of concern. Lastly, be honest about what happened at Buffalo in your applications. Adcoms might be a bit concerned about your inability to commit to the program, be sure to explain your decision openly and honestly.

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Stacey
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