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by ashookk » Mon Jan 31, 2011 7:27 pm
Hello, I am applying for ms accounting program for fall 2011. I just completed my GMAT and scored 640(Q45 V32). Here are the list of universities.
1.Texas A&M
2. Boston College
3.Fordham University( How good is this college)
4. William and Mary
5. James Madison
6. Case Western Reserve
7. University of Mississippi

How does the above list look? and what are my chances?

GPA:3.37 from one of the top 5 colleges

Any other input from your side would be of great help
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by Stacey Oyler » Tue Feb 01, 2011 5:07 pm
Hi,

Thanks for your post. While MPA programs evaluate applicants differently than MBA programs, the GMAT is still a great way for the adcom to get a sense of a candidates academic potential. In particular, UT Austin stresses the importance of a high GMAT score.

While your GMAT score is a bit below average for the schools on your list, you can certainly compensate help for this with your solid undergraduate GPA (in particular if you took and did well in accounting and other quantitative courses). Without knowing the other details of your background and profile, I'm unable to offer you additional advice in regard to strengthening your application.

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Stacey
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