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by Mlapido11 » Tue Sep 13, 2011 11:42 am
Age-25
GMAT -650(Q44 V36)
GPA - 2.9
University of California, San Diego, Political Science Major, History Minor

Work Experience- 4 years if entering September 2012.
1.5 years of Inside sales of Fitness Equipment out of college.
2.5 years Business side of healthcare industry, want to continue with this

USC part time program Fall 2012

How does my overall profile fit? Thank you.
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by Lisa Anderson » Thu Sep 15, 2011 11:37 am
Dear Mlapido11,

Based on the very limited information in your post, you appear to have the foundation for a competitive application to the USC part-time program. Since you want to continue on your current career path, a part-time program makes sense. Your GPA might be a bit below average, but your GMAT is within a competitive range. Be sure to show through other application pieces (like essays, recommendations, resume) you have the skills, maturity, and ability to handle the rigors of business school while working full-time. Finally, if you have not already done so, I highly encourage you to visit USC, go to class, and talk with current students. It will be helpful for you as you write your essay on why USC is a good fit for you.

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Lisa
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