Koke,

Thanks for your note. Given the large number of MBA applicants from the IT industry, it is important to stand out. To do so, you will need to highlight your leadership and impact at work, post solid academics, and show your fit at each school.

Based on your post, you have solid work experience and strong college grades. I am a bit worried about your 630 gmat score and your lack of extracurricular activities. In an ideal world, you would retake the GMAT and increase it to 660+ to improve your chances at your target schools. For example, here are last year's average GMAT score for your target programs:
Emory 685 GMAT
BYU 661 GMAT
Maryland 650 GMAT
UT Austin 673 GMAT
Boston U. 668 GMAT

As you can see, your 630 GMAT score is below average for these programs. Thus, you should seriously consider retaking the GMAT to improve your score in order to be competitive at these programs.

Sincerely,

Eliot Ingram
Clear Admit LLC

koke,

Thanks for your reply. The good news is that the schools will focus on your highest GMAT score. They won't average your scores. Thus, as long as you can get a good score on November 23rd, you will successfully address the GMAT issue. Good luck with your preparation!

Sincerely,

Eliot Ingram
Clear Admit LLC