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by mveezy » Thu Jan 22, 2009 2:16 pm
Hi,

Could you please evaluate my profile for me:

GMAT - Have not yet taken, planning to take the exam this year.

My Undergrad: B.S. in Computer Engineering, GPA: 2.8 / 4.0, Grad: 2004

Certifications:

July 2007: Project management Professional from the Project Management Institute

August 2007: Master's Certificate in Project Management from George Washington University

Work History

COMPANY A - 2002 - 2005 Medical Device Company working as an intern initially to help with Software Testing, after the internship ended they brought me on as a contractor to help with a variety of things including software development, validation, systems engineering.

COMPANY B - Feb 2005 - Oct 2005 - Software Engineer doing software development / software testing

COMPANY B - Oct 2005 - Dec 2005 - Promoted to Senior Software Engineer

COMPANY B - January 2006 - August 2007 - Promoted to Project manager

COMPANY B - August 2007 - Nov 2007 - Promoted to Sr Program manager

COMPANY C - Nov 2007 - Present - Left Company B to pursue new opportunities at as an Enterprise Project Manager handling all E-commerce initiatives.

I am concerned becuause my undergraduate GPA isn't the greatest, I would like to go to a good university (kellog's is my choice, part time student). What range in score should I shoot for on the GMAT in order to be competitive? Do you think I have a chance of being admitted to a school like Kellog?

Thank you!!!!
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Jan 23, 2009 11:17 am
Dear mveezy,

I think you do have a chance to gain admission to the part-time program at Kellogg. To be in the best position, you want to score in the 700's on your GMAT, but I think you will still have a shot if you are above 650. It is not enough to score well on the GMAT to get in, you must also present a compelling application to the school. Your essays, recommendations, and interview must also be strong and effectively convey why you want your MBA, what your career goals are, and why Kellogg.

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Lisa
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