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by bobular » Sat Dec 20, 2008 2:15 pm
GMAT:670

Undergrad GPA: 3.16 (first 2 years were horrible, I was actually kicked out for low gpa and changed a school. I slowly pulled it back up in my junior senior year with average of 3.5s in the last 3 semesters)
Grad GPA: 3.75 (Masters in Library Science)
3 years working as a librarian (1 year as business librarian that helped to bring Airbus to invest in NY state)

I have never worked in the private sector, but I did work as a business librarian for a year.

I am trying to get into a finance program from either
NYU
Columbia

What are my chances? please evaluate and give me some suggestions as to where to improve.
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