Lower GMAT score

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Posted Sep 11, 2012 15:32

Dear All,

I need your advise if my GMAT score is below 450 what is the business school or universities that can accept me , I have 7 years full time expereience with professional in Egnlish ...I'm looking for some school in Canada specific in Montreal ...Need your advise please

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Duncan

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Posted Sep 11, 2012 16:39

What is your ielts score? If its low then look for pre MBA courses which develop your quant and English skills. Your GMAT score is so low that I think you currently might not learn much for any programme which would accept you. With better preparation you will get into a much better programme with a much higher return on investment.

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Narmar

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Posted Sep 11, 2012 18:05

I took the IELTS 3 years ago with score 6 .

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Duncan

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Posted Sep 11, 2012 18:43

I'm not sure that a score of six will be enough for admission into an MBA, but there are pre-MBA programmes like:
http://www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sjcollege/premba/index.html
http://www.wlu.ca/page.php?grp_id=1928&p=20439

If you improve your English then your GMAT score will improve dramatically.

If you have a slightly higher IELTS score, your GMAT might make some US schools accessible:
Sacred Heart University (Welch) (CT)
University of Tennessee--Martin (TN)
SUNY Institute of Technology--Utica/Rome (NY)
Delaware State University (DE)
University of New Orleans (LA)
Texas Southern University (Jones) (TX)
Texas A&M University--Commerce (TX)
Texas A&M International University (TX)
Clark Atlanta University (GA)
Francis Marion University (SC)

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ralph

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Posted Sep 12, 2012 14:09

If you improve your English then your GMAT score will improve dramatically.

This is a good suggestion - maybe you can take some English classes? Additionally, I'd recommend retaking the GMAT, after some kind of focused preparation. This can range from taking practice tests online to getting personalized or group instruction. A score of 450 is pretty low - if you can boost this even moderately it would look much better.

<blockquote>If you improve your English then your GMAT score will improve dramatically.</blockquote>
This is a good suggestion - maybe you can take some English classes? Additionally, I'd recommend retaking the GMAT, after some kind of focused preparation. This can range from taking practice tests online to getting personalized or group instruction. A score of 450 is pretty low - if you can boost this even moderately it would look much better.

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Narmar

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Posted Sep 14, 2012 18:08

Dear All,

I need your advise regarding the MBA of HEC in Montreal as for the Essays they need 750 words to each question and they have 4 questions which mean 3000 Words , and I have already wrote 1200 Words ....what do you advise me ?

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Duncan

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Posted Sep 14, 2012 18:28

Edit what you have written to meet their word limits.

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ezra

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Posted Sep 17, 2012 10:55

I need your advise regarding the MBA of HEC in Montreal as for the Essays they need 750 words to each question and they have 4 questions which mean 3000 Words , and I have already wrote 1200 Words ....what do you advise me ?

Just to clarify: you have 1200 words in a response to a single question, or is that the total for all four responses?

If it's the latter, you need to find some way to more fully explain yourself and your goals. HEC's essay prompts are pretty open (explain yourself, explain your goals, explain your passions, describe a personal accomplishment,) and if you have a clear sense of where you want to go, this should be a problem.

They say "around 750 words," so I'd think that anything between 700 and 800 words per response would be acceptable.

<blockquote>I need your advise regarding the MBA of HEC in Montreal as for the Essays they need 750 words to each question and they have 4 questions which mean 3000 Words , and I have already wrote 1200 Words ....what do you advise me ?</blockquote>
Just to clarify: you have 1200 words in a response to a single question, or is that the total for all four responses?

If it's the latter, you need to find some way to more fully explain yourself and your goals. HEC's essay prompts are pretty open (explain yourself, explain your goals, explain your passions, describe a personal accomplishment,) and if you have a clear sense of where you want to go, this should be a problem.

They say "around 750 words," so I'd think that anything between 700 and 800 words per response would be acceptable.

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Narmar

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Posted Sep 17, 2012 11:43

Thank you Ezra , actually the whole essay was 1200 Words
so I need to increase till 3000 words .

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sudh

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Posted Oct 17, 2012 21:53

Hi, I already done my MBA from University of ulster (belfast, NI United kingdom) and looking for any specialized courses in finance from United states. since am in United kingdom for more than 4years do i still need TOEFL/IELTS and GMATE test for getting admission there if yes what should be the minimum scores that i should achieve.
any of your help/tips will be appreciated
thanx

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Duncan

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Posted Oct 17, 2012 22:08

I used Google and found this listing: http://homepages.rpi.edu/~tealj2/MS_Programs.htm

Why not read through these pages and then use a search engine to find some more?
http://www.owen.vanderbilt.edu/vanderbilt/programs/ms-finance/
http://www.olin.wustl.edu/academicprograms/msf/pages/default.aspx
http://krannert.purdue.edu/programs/masters/degree_programs/MSF/home.asp
http://www.american.edu/kogod/graduate/MS-FNAN.cfm
http://online.creighton.edu/programs/online-master-of-security-analysis-and-portfolio-management.asp

PS They will have different TOEFL and GMAT requirements.