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by gitanjali81 » Sun Nov 23, 2008 5:16 pm
Hi,

I just took my GMAT and dint do all that well. Just got a score of 550 over all. I am looking at the state universities in the bay area to pursue my MBA in 2009. I am quite impressed with SJSU, USF and Santa Clara univs.
Can anyone let me know which among these is the better one?
Also will I even qualify to apply to these colleges, given my score?
Any help/reviews/ assistance is really appreciated cuz am sure its going to help me make a well affirmed decision.

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by VP_MBA_Guru » Sun Nov 23, 2008 9:33 pm
Hi Gita,
I just responded to your PM, but now re-reading your school list. I think Santa Clara will be a stretch, as it has a fairly strong reputation in the bay area and therefore attracting strong candidates. I am not too familiar with the other programs. But since you are an applicant of indian decent, you should shoot for the higher range of the school's GMAT range (since your applicant pool will be very competitive).

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