I have got an acceptance from university of dallas but currently I am in serious doubt about its reputation as an MBA institution.Can anybody help me out whether it is worth going or not. Need help quickly

What's your background? What is your goal? What are your alternatives?

I have done my B-tech in electronics and communication engineering. My GMAT score is 590 and my IELTS 8 and I have got a 1 year work ex. If I plan for GMAT now (to give it again) then I will have to wait for next year fall which I don't want to do. Please tell me whether UD has a good reputation as I have got my acceptance letter from here.

I have done my B-tech in electronics and communication engineering. My GMAT score is 590 and my IELTS 8 and I have got a 1 year work ex. If I plan for GMAT now (to give it again) then I will have to wait for next year fall which I don't want to do. Please tell me whether UD has a good reputation as I have got my acceptance letter from here. My goal is to do MBA from USA to get more exposure and to do work there only.I had applied in 5 other universities but I got acceptance from here only.

U Dallas has AACSB accrediation, making it well above average. It's not an excellent school, but to get into a really strong school you'd need a higher GMAT, more work experience, or both.

Some other schools to consider might be:
Ball State University (BSU)
University of Central Florida (UCF)
University of Portland (UP)
Oklahoma State University - (OSU)
Northern Illinois University (NIU)
University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO)
University of Massachusetts - Lowell (UML) [this might be a stretch, but it a strong school for you]
University of Maine (UMO)

Which schools rejected you?

I am in the same Dilemma should I join the University of Dallas Irvine or not. I have 7 years of work experience in IT and a GRE score of 300, although this score is not even needed by this university I understand. Currently I am concerned about the nature of their MBA program - a 30 credit hour plan with no specialization, they call is New MBA. I thought their old MBA with concentration program was better. would you recommend this as a good institute for my kind of profile?