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by arpan81 » Tue Jun 26, 2012 1:27 pm
Hi,

I am Arpan, age 31. GMAT score is 730, with 50 in quants and 38 verbal.
I am an engineering graduate in Computer Science with 82.5% marks. I have completed a distance MBA in Finance also. I have got around 94months of experience in the High-Tech software industry. Worked with IBM and HP. I have also got 16months of international experience, working out of IBM corporate headquarters in Armonk, New York.
Please let me know my chances of securing admission to MBA from either HBS, Stanford GSB or LBS.
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by mbaMissionBrianE » Wed Jun 27, 2012 2:44 pm
Hello arpan81, thanks for your question.

The big question I have for you is: In pursuing your career goals, what would a second MBA give you that your first one would not? I think any admissions committee would want to know this.

Second, I am not sure that every program accepts applications from candidates who already have an MBA. I think your next step would be to check with HBS, Stanford, and LBS to make sure that you are eligible to apply

Best of luck,
Brian
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