Hi there,
Are the GMAT scores and Work Experience inversely propotional to get into a top MBA program? Also what about the quality of work experience. I recently gradyated (May 2007) from my Undergrad in Finance and Economics with a 3.8 GPA and am currently working for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a 2 year contract. I plan to go to B-School at the end of these two years i.e Fall 2009. What are my chances? Please advise.
Thanks.
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- MBAApply
They're apples and oranges. There's no relationship.
From a practical standpoint, just do the best you can on the GMAT, and focus on doing the best you can on your job rather than worrying about your chances for b-school at this stage in your life. It's like worrying about chances at a Superbowl, thinking about the Superbowl, whether you'll get MVP, etc. and you still have a full regular season to play - of course you want the Superbowl, but you have to worry about what's in front of you first.
Alex
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From a practical standpoint, just do the best you can on the GMAT, and focus on doing the best you can on your job rather than worrying about your chances for b-school at this stage in your life. It's like worrying about chances at a Superbowl, thinking about the Superbowl, whether you'll get MVP, etc. and you still have a full regular season to play - of course you want the Superbowl, but you have to worry about what's in front of you first.
Alex
alex@mbaapply.com
www.mbaapply.com
http://mbaapply.blogspot.com
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