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by GoBlue » Wed Mar 10, 2010 10:18 am
Hello,

I have a very generic profile but am vying for top B schools ( still deciding between part time and full time).

Male : 32
Nationality : American
Ethinicity : Indian
Undergrad GPA : 3.5
GMAT : 670
Work Exp : 8+ years in IT Industry ( Currently working as a Solution Architect )

As far as my extra cirricular's go.. I have NOT done much voluntary work or spent time doing anything out of my field.

However,

I do own my consulting business providing service to local clients
I am a Certified Personal Trainer


1. Am I too old for the school to consider me as an applicant ?
2. Would I need to be doing more extra cirricular's to boost my profile ?
3. If I am planning to start MBA in 2011, do you think its a good idea to retake GMAT ?


Thanks,
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by Stacey Oyler » Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:54 pm
Hi,

Thanks for your post. Your profile seems quite solid, however, upon review I am more inclined to suggest a part time program over a full time program. Given the number of years of work experience combined with your entrepreneurial experience a part time program seems like it would be a better fit. Most full time programs cater to those with 2-4 years of experience where as part time are geared towards those with 8+.

In terms of your GMAT score. It all really depends on where you want to apply. A 670 is a solid score for many programs, but if you are considering top tier part time programs like those offered at Wharton or Berkeley, I strongly suggest you consider retaking with a goal of 700+.

Lastly, part time programs aren't as concerned about extracurricular activities as full time programs, so you need not worry about this!

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Stacey
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by GoBlue » Wed Mar 10, 2010 1:07 pm
Thank you so much for the response. So, if I understand this correctly, I should focus on my application for part time MBA programs and preferably retake GMAT.

How about extra extracurricular , is what I have enough ( even for part time ). Just wondering coz most people on this site have a solid extracurricular .
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by Stacey Oyler » Thu Mar 11, 2010 12:33 pm
Hi,

Yes, exactly. Focus on part time and think about retaking the GMAT. A score of 700+ can really open up a range of possibilities for you in terms of schools. Don't sweat the extracurricular activities (or lack there of), they really don't have as much importance in part time programs since there isn't an expectation of involvement in student run clubs and organizations.

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