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Taking MBA Courses to Build an Alternate Transcript

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by Method1 » Wed Jun 03, 2009 11:48 am
Hello Consultants,

I have recently been admitted to a part-time MBA program at a top 30-40 school. I will have only one year of work experience upon the start of the program. I have a sub 3.0 GPA (declining pattern) in a business program from a very so-so school, but am now committed to gaining admittance to a top 15 full-time program for Fall 2011. What I do have is a GMAT of 720 (may try to boost this), strong essays, a good job at a good company, strong internships, plenty of international exposure, and all of these experiences are related in theme and subject matter. I will also work on extra curriculars within the next year.

I am now looking to create an alternate transcript. I will either

A. Take courses like Calc, Accounting, Econ etc. at a community college, or
B. Take the first 1 or 2 semesters (2-4 classes) of MBA courses at the program that I was admitted to.

Which do you think is the best way to demonstrate my academic capabilities to a top 15 school? The MBA courses would definitely show that I can handle graduate-level business coursework. However, I am worried that this strategy may be counter-productive, as an admissions committee may not like the overlap in coursework and may find it unethical that I took an admission slot and dropped the program after 3 courses just to build an alternate transcript. What do you think?

I would really appreciate any guidance you guys have on this topic. Thanks for all of the great posts!
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by Lisa Anderson » Thu Jun 04, 2009 4:36 pm
Dear Method1,

I think the courses at the community college are best course of action if your intent is to build an alternative transcript. Not only is the knowledge from undergraduate coursework more beneficial to your preparation, but there will be confusion as to why you are already enrolled in a MBA program and yet you are applying to different programs.

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Lisa
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