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by TameGemat » Fri May 15, 2009 2:46 am
Hi,

I am Indian IT male. 650 GMAT score, voluntary work,3 US patents. 10+ year experience, low toefl(99). Please rate my chances for UCLA femba and USCPM.

In my essay I wrote that I want to pursue mba in operations mgmt.But I have never seen anybody looking for a career in operations. Sincerely, I like the operations management. Did I make a mistake (by mentioning operations as my choice). But the reason for selecting operations is strong, it matches my engineering work of optimizing software products.

Please suggest

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by Lisa Anderson » Fri May 15, 2009 6:57 am
Dear tamegemat,

There are MBAs that enter the field of operations, and it was not a "mistake" to write about your true career goals in your applications. What might be a concern is whether or not you applied to appropriate programs for your career goals. If you have done your research and believe the two programs you applied to are a good match for your career goals, then you should not worry about this aspect of your application.

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