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by dmass1 » Tue Apr 19, 2011 3:17 pm
I am applying to part time programs at Boston University and Boston College very late in the process with deadlines of May 1st. I wanted some feedback on how strong of a candidate I am...

Age: 25
3 years of solid work experience
3.1 GPA at a top 30 Liberal Arts college, but with a humanities major and very little quantitative coursework.
Varsity athlete and captain of my team
640 GMAT - 41 Quant. 35 Verbal. (haven't gotten AWA scores back, but I'm sure I got at least 5's on them)
Strong letters of Rec. and solid essays

If this was an earlier round then I'd say I have a good shot at both, but because this is round 3 I wasn't sure what my chances are. Anyone with any insight into the difficulty of round 3 admissions? Anyone want to try and predict my success?

Thanks
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