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by reid007 » Thu Aug 21, 2008 5:24 pm
Graduated with education degree in 2006 from Univ. of Alabama...
GPA 3.49
Taught high school for a year, now working for Regions Bank based in Birmingham, Alabama
Looking to try for fall of 09... how realistic are my goals/chances and what kind of score do i need?
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Aug 22, 2008 5:46 am
Dear reid007,

With the limited information you posted, I really cannot comment on your chances. You have a strong GPA and will have about 3 years of experience when you start a program, so you are within range on those two measures. A general rule of thumb on the GMAT is to be at or above a school's average to be in the best position. You definitely want to be in the mid-50% range of the GMAT for a solid chance at the school.

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