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by youtolife » Wed Jul 23, 2008 12:58 pm
hi

I scored a 690 in GMAT.
I am a software engineer with work ex of 3 years till i be going for MBA next year Sep 2009.

Profile is excellent with lots of extra curricular, international traineeship, state and national awards.

Appeared for Singing performances on stage, various poems published on newspaper and all.

Kindly suggest what chances i have got in:

.Tuck
.Columbia
.Yale

or please suggest others

thanks in advance
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by Lisa Anderson » Thu Jul 24, 2008 5:44 am
Dear youtolife,

You have the foundation to be competitive to your target schools. However it will be how well you put your overall application package together that will result in offers of admission. Your GMAT is in range, but perhaps a little below average for the programs you are considering (especially if you are an international student). In addition to these programs, you might consider applying to some other programs whose GMAT averages are between 650-690. I suggest this not because you won't get into your target schools, but because it is always good to have options where you will be a more competitive candidate.

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by youtolife » Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:03 am
Lisa Anderson wrote:Dear youtolife,
Thanks Lisa

Can you suggest me particular programs where i can be more competitive?

Also suggest the safe schools for me.

thanks in advance



You have the foundation to be competitive to your target schools. However it will be how well you put your overall application package together that will result in offers of admission. Your GMAT is in range, but perhaps a little below average for the programs you are considering (especially if you are an international student). In addition to these programs, you might consider applying to some other programs whose GMAT averages are between 650-690. I suggest this not because you won't get into your target schools, but because it is always good to have options where you will be a more competitive candidate.

Good luck,
Lisa
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