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by bussy123 » Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:30 am
Hi I just took the GMAT and did slightly worse than expected. I got a 680 and plan on taking it again and hopefully scoring in the low 700's where all of my practice tests were.

I had a 3.44 GPA from Boston University majoring in International Business.

I have worked at a boutique real estate investment firm for 3 years and have gained more and more responsibility throughout my time here-working directly with our partners and traveling throughout the US to look at new potential acquisitions. I also oversee 6 properties and oversee about 1 million square feet--managing staffs in each of the buildings. My concerns are that it is not a name brand company and that, although my responsibilities and pay have increased throughout the years, there are no titles here so I guess I have not received an official "Promotion".

I have also become a "team leader" in a local community service organization, volunteering fairly regularly.

Anyway-my target schools are Duke, Cornell, Georgetown or NYU. Do you think I have a good shot? Any other schools that you believe would be in my range in the top 25? Would I have any shot at Dartmouth?

Thanks-
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by Scottie@VeritasPrep » Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:06 am
You have a solid profile and your school choices seem reasonable (incl. Dartmouth). Don't worry about job titles. Admissions committees are much more interested in progressive responsibility and leadership than titles. You seem to be well rounded and should be able to discuss experience from both your professional and extracurricular accomplishments.

You will need to consider your long-term goals when determining which other top 25 programs fit your needs. Many have concentrations and corporate relationships that are tailored to specific career paths. Be sure to do your research before finalizing your list of choices.
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by bussy123 » Wed Oct 21, 2009 1:22 pm
Thanks so much for the feedback-how much do you think a 700 would help my chances versus the 680. My breakdown was 70% math and 87% verbal.

Thanks again-really appreciate the feedback.
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