-
moosehead9oc
- Newbie | Next Rank: 10 Posts
- Posts: 2
- Joined: Mon Jan 03, 2011 7:53 pm
Hi Stacy,
I first wanted to thank you for the advice you had given me a few months back. I'm not sure where that thread went but I had a follow up question.
Just as a recap:
2 years at OCC with 3.1 gpa (straight A's in all levels of calculus)
3 years at UCI with 2.1 Civil engineering
I have had three strong years of work experience in both technical and financial positions.
I know the gmat is the best way to mitigate a low gpa(my goal is 740) but I also feel I need an alternative transcript.
I am looking to take a course at UCLA however I do not know what kind of class to take. I am interested in specializing in entrepreneurship. Would it be wise to take a course in "developing a business"? Or do i need to take something more quantitative. If so, which class do you recommend?
My quant scores on practice gmats are at the 90%
I first wanted to thank you for the advice you had given me a few months back. I'm not sure where that thread went but I had a follow up question.
Just as a recap:
2 years at OCC with 3.1 gpa (straight A's in all levels of calculus)
3 years at UCI with 2.1 Civil engineering
I have had three strong years of work experience in both technical and financial positions.
I know the gmat is the best way to mitigate a low gpa(my goal is 740) but I also feel I need an alternative transcript.
I am looking to take a course at UCLA however I do not know what kind of class to take. I am interested in specializing in entrepreneurship. Would it be wise to take a course in "developing a business"? Or do i need to take something more quantitative. If so, which class do you recommend?
My quant scores on practice gmats are at the 90%












