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by cbg2b » Wed Nov 18, 2009 9:14 am
Hey all,

I was just curious if anyone had good information on either of these schools?

University of Richmond, Robins School (630 average)

Virginia Tech, Pamplin (630 average)

Graduated in May2008, living in the state of Virginia, I've been employed at a medium sized biotech and I have LOTs of responsibility with my position (too much sometimes), my GPA at the University of Virginia was a 3.0 and I graduated with Spanish, and finally, my GMAT was terrible. I scored a 440 back in April, but I'm in a Princeton Review class, I've been taking ManhattanGMAT practice exams, and I've been studying flash cards (my own, Manhattan, and starting today, this BeattheGMAT).... My base score median score has been a 550 and my high score on the Manhattan was a 610. I'm shooting for 650. I'll be taking the exam December 4th.

From that criteria, does anyone know whether or not I'm a good match for either of those schools? Thank you and thanks for all your help!
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