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by illnotion » Tue Jun 17, 2008 7:01 am
Hello,

What are my chances in getting accepted to Notre Dame's MBA propgram with the following profile:

Background: Hispanic
Work experience: 6 yrs (fortune 500 company)
GMAT score: 560 :(
GPA: 3.49
Undergrad: Electrical Engineering
Lots of extracurricular activities: tutoring, volunteering, etc.

thank you for your time
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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Jun 18, 2008 2:03 pm
Dear illnotion,

I think you are a viable candidate with your profile as you have good grades in a tough major. However, you might consider retaking the GMAT to increase your score. I would also encourage you to contact the admissions office at Notre Dame and speak with one of the admissions professionals. They should be able to give you more specific guidance on your application to them.

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