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by dvitale7 » Tue Oct 12, 2010 9:30 am
Hey Experts,

I have a couple of questions. I had no real intention of looking at schools yet but I decided to study and get the GMAT out of the way just to clear one hurdle so when I decided to apply I had one less thing to worry about. I recently took the GMAT, got a good score, and realized I had a shot at some top schools. My problem is now I believe the time for me to go back is sooner rather than later and I do not know enough about some of the top schools.

GMAT 710 92% (82% Q, 88% V)

I have a background in manufacturing. I am the accountant at a food manufacturer. I have been here for 3 years out of school and replaced the controller after 1 year. I will spare the details but my work experience seems pretty solid to me with a lot of recognition.

My undergrad was a BA in Math & Economics from Boston University (3.33/4.0), never had the full business school treatment which is part of the reason to go back. My business acumen is fairly strong.

Iam a guy looking for a career change to management consulting in Manufacturing.

I was curious what top ranked schools would I appeal to or I should seriously consider. I've done some research but I am curious for an outside persepective based on my background and goals.

Thanks
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by Tani » Thu Oct 14, 2010 12:53 pm
Your score will be good for five years. The top score should not be a reason to change your timing. The top schools are the most sensitive to time spent in the work force and potential demonstrated. Nevertheless, with four years under your belt by the time you start your studies you should be in good shape.

Manufacturing is still a key industry in this country, but attracts fewer young people than it did historically. Your interest in building on your manufacturing background will be helpful. You should look into schools with strong operations specialties such as MIT, Carnegie Mellon and Purdue.

Good luck,
Tani Wolff
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