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by athinabean » Wed May 28, 2008 11:28 pm
Hi Stacy,
Thank you for your time. My stats are as follows:
Female, International (Ecuadorean nationality)
Quite unique background: boarding school in the UK, college in Chile (Comms major with 3.x gpa)
7 year progressive career: from ad agency exec tu reigonal marketing manager for a well-known shipping company (heading our marketing department for 7 countres in Central America) Was promoted to this position after being our marketing manager for Chile. Want to stick to marketing but not in the logistics industry.
EC: memmber of United Way, volunteered constructin temporary housing in rural areas in Chile, and volunteer at a home for teenage mothers in Costa Rica.
I am 33 (!?)
Scoring 660 on practice exams so hope to improve score in a the few weeks until the GMAT

My choice schools: Columbia, Stern, Yale, Georgetown and BU (as safety school).
What do you think my odds are given my stats? Do I have anything resembling a chance??

Thanks.
Athinabean
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by Lisa Anderson » Thu May 29, 2008 6:05 am
Dear Athinabean,

I think you have the foundation for a competitive application to those programs. You need to apply early and do your best to score as high as possible on the GMAT. Think positively!

Best of luck to you,
Lisa
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