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by monikajudd » Sat Nov 24, 2012 11:09 am
Age - 30 today
Gender - Female

With a GMAT score of 720 what schools should I aim for?

Exp - 8 years as an engineer in the silicon valley in mid-size companies like AMD etc
Have experience handling customer accounts although I haven't managed people

Post-MBA Goals - Business Development & Strategy in tech, Finance

Undergrad - Electrical Engineering from Cornell. GPA - 2.9 downward trend. Took 5 years to graduate
Grad - Electrical Engineering from a local school. GPA - 3.7. Took 5 years to graduate as I took classes on and off while working full-time. Is 5 years for a part-time Masters a deal-breaker to get into a good school?
I'm not sure if my academic history can be offset by my GMAT etc

Schools of interest - INSEAD, HEC-Paris, LSB, Duke, Ross

Thanks a lot for the help.
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by milimbamission » Tue Nov 27, 2012 9:39 pm
Hi,

Thanks for sharing your profile. I think that overcoming your low academic scores and academic history is going to be somewhat tough. Ross, INSEAD and LBS may be reach schools in light of this issue. Duke may be possible, but I wouldn't call it safe. I'd suggest programs like Cornell, Tepper, etc. and I would add a lower tier safety to the mix in case the academic history proves a real barrier.

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by vinash » Tue Dec 18, 2012 12:45 am
milimbamission wrote:Hi,

Thanks for sharing your profile. I think that overcoming your low academic scores and academic history is going to be somewhat tough. Ross, INSEAD and LBS may be reach schools in light of this issue. Duke may be possible, but I wouldn't call it safe. I'd suggest programs like Cornell, Tepper, etc. and I would add a lower tier safety to the mix in case the academic history proves a real barrier.

Best of luck,
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very fine suggestion...thanks for helping me also, becoz my frnd has a same-same problem like this, so i am also like to post this similar question...
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