Hey Stacey,
I was hoping that you could take a look at my info and let me know what you think about my chances of getting into the schools I've selected.
GMAT: 700
Undergrad GPA: 3.22 BA in Mgmt
Age: 27
Ethnicity/Gender: White/Male
My situation is somewhat unique in that I graduated just this year via a distance learning college that is regionally accredited but not AACSB accredited (distance education college) with an obviously low GPA, and have a somewhat low/average GMAT score. That being said, I also worked as a Team Leader for AAFES (government DOD) in Iraq for the past four years and completed 60 of my credit hours in the last year alone.
I had almost 100 multinational employees representing 13 different nations reporting directly to me and oversaw multiple retail facilities that maintained a $15 million on hand inventory with $36 million in annual sales.
My list is:
1. Stanford
2. Wharton
3. Kellogg
4. Chicago
5. Tuck
Do you think building an alternative transcript or shooting for a higher GMAT would be necessary or does the uniqueness of my experience differentiate me enough to focus strictly on my essays?
Thanks in advance.
I was hoping that you could take a look at my info and let me know what you think about my chances of getting into the schools I've selected.
GMAT: 700
Undergrad GPA: 3.22 BA in Mgmt
Age: 27
Ethnicity/Gender: White/Male
My situation is somewhat unique in that I graduated just this year via a distance learning college that is regionally accredited but not AACSB accredited (distance education college) with an obviously low GPA, and have a somewhat low/average GMAT score. That being said, I also worked as a Team Leader for AAFES (government DOD) in Iraq for the past four years and completed 60 of my credit hours in the last year alone.
I had almost 100 multinational employees representing 13 different nations reporting directly to me and oversaw multiple retail facilities that maintained a $15 million on hand inventory with $36 million in annual sales.
My list is:
1. Stanford
2. Wharton
3. Kellogg
4. Chicago
5. Tuck
Do you think building an alternative transcript or shooting for a higher GMAT would be necessary or does the uniqueness of my experience differentiate me enough to focus strictly on my essays?
Thanks in advance.
