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by schrodinger » Thu Nov 01, 2007 9:37 am
Hi Stacy,
I am wondering if my chances for UCLA FEMBA can be evaluated. I work for a top semiconductor company, with 5 years of experience, have a Master's Degree in Engineering, GPA of 3.5 and 3.7 in Bachelors and Masters respectively, with Innovation and Leadership awards at work as well as some community work. My GMAT is low(610). I have already given it twice and dont plan on giving it again. I plan to apply in R2. Is it worth applying with this score. I know its the overall application particularly the Essays which play a major role but still it would be great if you can comment on my profile.

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Alok
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by Amy » Fri Nov 02, 2007 8:09 am
Hi Alok,

The quality of your work experience is going to be important to the UCLA fully employed program. Have you been promoted? Do you supervise others? Are you on a strong leadership track? What sorts of distinction have you received at work?

If you can demonstrate strong leadership skills and management potential I think you should still apply despite any GMAT issues. Did you improve your score the 2nd time? I wouldn't put all of your efforts towards the GMAT, but working on the score does show a certain amount of persistence towards your goals, which is a great quality.

Good luck!

Amy
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