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by krazy800 » Fri Dec 26, 2008 3:17 am
Dear Lisa,
I am plannig to take my GMAT in March 2009. I have noticed that few universities (in USA) have April/May as their Round 4 deadlines. Is it possible for me to secure an admission in one of these Univ's for Fall 2009 semester?

Howz the scenario for IE Business school (spain)?

Any insight into this query is greatly appreciated!

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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Dec 26, 2008 7:42 pm
Dear krazy800,

Without knowing anything about your profile, it is impossible to comment on your chances anywhere. Generally speaking, being admitted in the final round of any global top 50 program is small. There are very few seats left and the competition for those seats will be fierce. If you are considering smaller programs in the US that are not highly ranked, then the chances are greater as the applicant pools will be much smaller.

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