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What are my chances at U of Maryland-Robert H smith....

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by tarekhalawa » Mon May 04, 2009 5:56 pm
I have only applied to Robert H Smith fulltime MBA/MS dual degree program. Might apply to some part time programs.

Some details about me:

-GMAT 640
-GPA: 3.33 (BS in finance and chemistry) Mostly As in all quant courses (finance, accounting, calculus iii, statistics)
-accounting analyst (12/07-12/08) @ BNY Mellon
-currently lead accnt analyst (double promotion) @ BNY Mellon
-strong recommendations
-multilingual/biracial
-4+ years customer service experience

I just applied for final round. Do I have any realistic chances?

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by Lisa Anderson » Tue May 05, 2009 12:17 pm
Dear tarekhalawa,

It depends on what the applicant pool at Smith has looked like this year and how many applicants offered admission have sent in deposits. There is a chance, but probably not as great a chance as you would have had in the first or second round.

Good luck,
Lisa
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