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by sashi.dr » Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:21 am
Hii,
This Dr. Sasidhar from India , i am a fresh graduate, finished my graduation 3 months back, I am loooking to pursue an MBA in health care. How good are the oppurtunities in this field. I gave my gmat recently scored 620[ q-43 v-32 ] can i make it to a good university with those scores. Can u suggest me the best schools in health care sector. Finally do u suggest me to rewrite the gmat examination.


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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Dec 16, 2009 7:53 pm
Dear Dr. Sasidhar,

The answer to all of your questions is it depends. It depends on what specifically you want to do in health care--do you need an MBA to do that job? If you do need an MBA, then you need to do some research to determine which schools offer a curriculum that matches what you seek and has connections to that particular part of the health care industry. From there, you can compare your profile, including your GMAT score, to the school's profile to determine if you need to retake the GMAT or if you are competitive with a 620. There are plenty of resources out there once you start looking, so I encourage you to start doing some research to identify schools that best match your needs.

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by sashi.dr » Wed Dec 16, 2009 10:48 pm
First of all i want to make sure weather i will be able to get into a good bschool with a score of 620 provided i have a good application. atleast top 25 if not the first ten. second, can u suggest me some good schools which offer a good health care degree. last, can u please suggest me some good websites to go through and the criterion on which i can select schools.
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