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by bapalu » Mon Sep 19, 2011 6:32 am
Hi all,

I had applied for MBA programmes at the below listed schools
for Spring 2012. Though they are not teir 1 schools, I would like to understand the job prospectus post MBA at us schools.

Illinois State University - College of Business - MBA
University of Houston - Clear Lake - School of Business - MBA
Eastern Kentucky University - College of Business - MBA
University of North Texas - Graduate School - MBA
Texas A & M University - Commerce - MBA

Please advice which would be a better choice and why keeping in view of job prospects post-MBA?

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I would like to know few more things

1) Your career goal
2) GMAT if taken
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4)Extra curriculars

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by bapalu » Tue Sep 20, 2011 7:15 am
Thanks for the response.

1) Your career goal: I have extensive consulting experience in IT and would like to move into management roles/positions. I believe MBA helps to acquire necessary skills to take-up challenging roles and provides better career prospects. I have plans of starting my own consulting firm in the long run.

2) GMAT if taken: 530

3) Work Experience: 6+ years of professional consulting experience in IT.

4)Extra curriculars: university topper while undergraduate and postgraduate studies (civil engineering). Have research publications in national and international journals. Executed projects as project leader in multiple domains across the globe.

Please advice

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by Siddharthpaul » Tue Sep 20, 2011 7:54 am
Do you plan for a retest for a better GMAT score.

The reason to ask this is that if you can make it reach 620-650, which seems possible looking at your other profile features, a new ambit of colleges would open gates.

However one of the best ways would be to keep GMAT out of picture. I mean to look for good colleges which dont give so much importance to GMAT score or have lower limits of GMAT as 500. Ex RSM, MBS , NUS...

IMHO, however, if you are setting your sights on a B-school outside of the top 30 or so (though some would argue to extend this limit). Even with european schools you will find it difficult to defend.

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The average GMAT score is 544, according to the GMAC. But applicants with scores near or below the average get admitted (not frequently, but fairly regularly) to top-ranked schools including Harvard Business School and the Wharton School.

Harvard's lowest accepted GMAT score for the class of 2013 was a 490
1. Booth School of Business
Median score: 720
Lowest 10 percent: 660 or below
Source: Booth spokesperson

2. Harvard Business School
Median score: 730
Lowest score: 550
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3. Wharton School
Median score: 720
Lowest 10 percent: 540
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4. Kellogg School of Management
Median score: 720
Lowest 10 percent: 670 or below
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek survey

5. Stanford Graduate School of Business
Median score: 730
Lowest score: 580
Source: Stanford GSB spokesperson

6. Fuqua School of Business
Median Score: 700
Lowest 10 percent: 640 or below
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7. Ross School of Business
Average score: 704
Lowest 10 percent: 650 or below
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8. Haas School of Business
Average score: 718
Lowest 10 percent: 680 or below
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9. Columbia Business School
Median score: NA
Lowest 10 percent: 680 or below
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10. Sloan School of Management
Average score: 717
Lowest 10 percent: 680 or below
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by bapalu » Tue Sep 20, 2011 8:06 am
Yes I can retake the test but I am planning to apply for spring 2012. Also I am considering schools with low tuition..

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