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by shperkins » Thu Apr 22, 2010 2:53 pm
I'm a 41 year old CIO in a quickly growing company . I'd like to pursue an MBA to provide further value to the company as my job grows and changes. What is the best way to determine if I have the aptitude to pass the GMAT, much less succeed in B school?

Any thoughts?

Thanks.
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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Fri Apr 23, 2010 5:03 am
I'm assuming you would pursue an MBA part time. The only thing you can really do is begin studying for the exam. All of the content is high school level content, so you will be able to learn most of the material. It will really just come down to whether you have the time to study for it properly.
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by shperkins » Fri Apr 23, 2010 6:30 am
osirus0830 wrote:I'm assuming you would pursue an MBA part time. The only thing you can really do is begin studying for the exam. All of the content is high school level content, so you will be able to learn most of the material. It will really just come down to whether you have the time to study for it properly.
Yes, Oklahoma State has a 'Professional MBA' program that is for working professionals that already have management experience. It's 36 credit hours. My grades as an undergrad back in the 80's were not stellar, so I'd like to get a good score on the test. I'm just concerned about what I'm getting into and I need to know before I start this whole process if I even have a chance. I suppose starting the GMAT study and taking the test is the first step in determining if I even have a chance.

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Steve
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