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Please evaluate my chances for FEMBA Anderson / EWMBA Haas

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by calculas » Wed Oct 17, 2012 3:13 pm
Hi,

Thank you for your time in advance.

I have been tossing between FEMBA and EWMBA programs and not sure where I stand a better chance. There are a lot of experienced folks on this forum, so thought I'd ask you guys on what your opinion is ...

GMAT:
650 (77 percentile)
Q 47 (79 percentile)
V 32 (63 percentile)

Bachelors in Technology (A University in India) (Electrical Engineering) - First class with distinction (77%)
Master of Science (US University) (Electrical Engineer) - 3.2 cumulative and 3.5 Major GPA

Excellent community / leadership activities (over 4 years)

5 years Work experience as Design Engineer, currently a Lead Design Engineer.

I attended the Open House at Anderson this past weekend and was pretty impressed with the overall program. But talking to various folks during my class visit and open house, I got a feeling that my GMAT is low to make the cut. I wanted to ask the folks in this forum, what they think. Where can I bolster my profile? What should I project more in my essays / interview?

Do I even stand a chance is obviously my first question :)

Thanks again!
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