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by gmatps » Wed Oct 28, 2009 4:25 am
i am a non-US native and has 4.5 years of Telecom experience. I want to pursue mba in US.

Is there any list of link where I can find the course fees, accepted GMAT score and work-ex, and course list for different colleges in US?

Also I would like to which 5 colleges and courses name should I mention on the day of GMAT test.

Thanks in advance.
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:37 am
Dear gmatps,

I encourage you to do some additional research on the MBA applications process and on potential schools. For tips on identifying programs, you might look at our sticky on school selection. Most schools do not have a minimum GMAT score requirement, but to be competitive, it is best to be close to/above the school's GMAT average. There are many internet sites with school information out there. You might check mba.com as it tends to have a large number of schools in its database with much of the information you seek. Once you have identified schools that are a good match for you, then you will know what 5 you want to put down at your GMAT exam.

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