Hi,
I want to go in for a full time (one yr or two yr) MBA prog. My GMAT score is 640 and I have around 3 yrs of IT exp with IBM India. Can anyone please suggest some colleges in USA and Canada ?
Which B-Schools to apply ?
Posted Aug 06, 2012 15:12
I want to go in for a full time (one yr or two yr) MBA prog. My GMAT score is 640 and I have around 3 yrs of IT exp with IBM India. Can anyone please suggest some colleges in USA and Canada ?
Posted Aug 06, 2012 15:49
Hi Mohit,
Look at the Tier 4 schools here:
http://www.find-mba.com/board/27082
Look at the Tier 4 schools here:
http://www.find-mba.com/board/27082
Posted Aug 06, 2012 15:55
Hi Duncan,
I looked at Texas A&M University website which says that their average GMAT score is 647. Do you think its a good idea to apply because I would really want to get into that school ?
I looked at Texas A&M University website which says that their average GMAT score is 647. Do you think its a good idea to apply because I would really want to get into that school ?
Posted Aug 06, 2012 19:37
No, I think you would be wasting your time. They have a 9% acceptance rate (high demand because of their low fees) and no shortage of students with above average work experience.
The Tier Four schools I have suggested are stretch schools for you. Safety schools to look at are:
University of Tennessee--Knoxville (TN)
Iowa State University (IA)
Rochester Institute of Technology (Saunders) (NY)
Babson College (Olin) (MA)
University of Colorado--Boulder (Leeds) (CO)
University of South Carolina (Moore) (SC)
University of Cincinnati (OH)
University of Utah (Eccles) (UT)
Thunderbird School of Global Management (AZ)
Bentley University (McCallum) (MA)
The Tier Four schools I have suggested are stretch schools for you. Safety schools to look at are:
University of Tennessee--Knoxville (TN)
Iowa State University (IA)
Rochester Institute of Technology (Saunders) (NY)
Babson College (Olin) (MA)
University of Colorado--Boulder (Leeds) (CO)
University of South Carolina (Moore) (SC)
University of Cincinnati (OH)
University of Utah (Eccles) (UT)
Thunderbird School of Global Management (AZ)
Bentley University (McCallum) (MA)
Posted Aug 07, 2012 14:14
Hi Duncan,
My gmat score is 660 and i have around 5+ year experience in IT. I have also been part of a NGO for around an year now.
Can you please suggest me the B-Schools to which i should apply.
My gmat score is 660 and i have around 5+ year experience in IT. I have also been part of a NGO for around an year now.
Can you please suggest me the B-Schools to which i should apply.
Posted Aug 07, 2012 19:42
As with the comment above, look at the post on GMAT Tiers and apply at the top of tier four.
Posted Aug 08, 2012 23:47
Hi,
I want to do full time MBA in International business in this coming spring.
I have been working for 5 years in US as a Business Analyst.
I took GMAT this year in Feb and got only 510.
I think except the gmat score, my overall profile is well enough to get me in a good business school. I did my bachelors in CIS from TSU, TX and have around 3.3 GPA.
Anyone please help me to decide a good business school.
I want to do full time MBA in International business in this coming spring.
I have been working for 5 years in US as a Business Analyst.
I took GMAT this year in Feb and got only 510.
I think except the gmat score, my overall profile is well enough to get me in a good business school. I did my bachelors in CIS from TSU, TX and have around 3.3 GPA.
Anyone please help me to decide a good business school.
Posted Aug 09, 2012 09:27
Sadly with your low GMAT you won't be able to get into a very good school. Why not take the time to improve your GMAT?
Looking at http://business-schools.findthebest.com/ i searched for programmes with an average GMAT of 520 or lower. The ones with the highest starting salary are:
University of Texas--El Paso (TX)
Delaware State University (DE)
University of New Hampshire (Whittemore) (NH)
Wayne State University (MI)
Clark Atlanta University (GA)
Suffolk University (Sawyer) (MA)
Canisius College (Wehle) (NY)
Missouri State University (MO)
Stephen F. Austin State University (TX)
University of Wisconsin--Whitewater (WI)
Other than UTEP and WSU, you are assured entry at any of these schools.
Looking at http://business-schools.findthebest.com/ i searched for programmes with an average GMAT of 520 or lower. The ones with the highest starting salary are:
University of Texas--El Paso (TX)
Delaware State University (DE)
University of New Hampshire (Whittemore) (NH)
Wayne State University (MI)
Clark Atlanta University (GA)
Suffolk University (Sawyer) (MA)
Canisius College (Wehle) (NY)
Missouri State University (MO)
Stephen F. Austin State University (TX)
University of Wisconsin--Whitewater (WI)
Other than UTEP and WSU, you are assured entry at any of these schools.
Posted Aug 09, 2012 15:29
Thanks for your quick reply. I know my gmat is really low but I have already given lot of time to myself and just want to start my MBA now.
If not so good university at least I would like to get in some good city. My preference is NYC. Are there any decent business schools which would be applicable for me?
Thanks again.
If not so good university at least I would like to get in some good city. My preference is NYC. Are there any decent business schools which would be applicable for me?
Thanks again.
Posted Aug 09, 2012 19:11
You won't be able to start your MBA "now" - you'll be looking at September next year. So why not work on your GMAT until November? With your current GMAT, you'll be looking at some rather weak schools around NYC:
Pace University (Lubin) (NY)
Seton Hall University (Stillman) (NJ)
Fairfield University (Dolan) (CT)
Sacred Heart University (Welch) (CT)
Long Island University--C.W. Post Campus (NY)
Iona College (Hagan) (NY)
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Monmouth University (NJ)
Pace University (Lubin) (NY)
Seton Hall University (Stillman) (NJ)
Fairfield University (Dolan) (CT)
Sacred Heart University (Welch) (CT)
Long Island University--C.W. Post Campus (NY)
Iona College (Hagan) (NY)
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Monmouth University (NJ)
Posted Aug 09, 2012 19:44
Can't I start my MBA in this coming Spring?
I have been getting lot of emails from pace since i have given my gmat. What do you think about pace? Which would be better if we compare between Pace, Long Island and Iona?
Thanks for your help..
I have been getting lot of emails from pace since i have given my gmat. What do you think about pace? Which would be better if we compare between Pace, Long Island and Iona?
Thanks for your help..
Posted Aug 10, 2012 00:30
In North American and Europe the academic year normally starts in September.
I've ranked them from top to bottom by salary, so Pace is the better choice.
I've ranked them from top to bottom by salary, so Pace is the better choice.
Posted Aug 10, 2012 04:30
Thanks Duncan. I really appreciate your help. I know If I can improve on my score I can really get in some good school. But just want to start my MBA asap.
I think I am going to apply to pace. What do you think would I have any issues getting in Pace?
I think I am going to apply to pace. What do you think would I have any issues getting in Pace?
Posted Aug 10, 2012 06:00
Hi Duncan,
I have shortlisted below schools. Can you please have a look at them..
Univ Of Pennsylvania
Arizona State University - WP Carey
Univ Of Buffalo - NY
MichiGan State Univ - Broad
Goerge washington University
I have shortlisted below schools. Can you please have a look at them..
Univ Of Pennsylvania
Arizona State University - WP Carey
Univ Of Buffalo - NY
MichiGan State Univ - Broad
Goerge washington University
Posted Aug 10, 2012 09:08
These are in the top 75 or so business schools in the US, with an average GMAT of 670. You are not likely to gain admission in any of these schools, but I you could select one of them as a stretch school. Most applicants to these schools are much better qualified than you, and still only around 38% are admitted.
GWU and Buffalo are the two least selective of the five, and have lower average GMATs (around 625). However these are still a stretch for you if you are not prepared to take the time to improve your GMAT.
Some more realistic stretch schools for you would be:
Florida State University (FL)
Howard University (DC)
Oklahoma State University (Spears)
Pace University (Lubin) (NY)
Clarkson University (NY)
Willamette University (Atkinson) (OR)
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey--Camden
University of Kansas (KS)
Florida Atlantic University (FL)
James Madison University (VA)
GWU and Buffalo are the two least selective of the five, and have lower average GMATs (around 625). However these are still a stretch for you if you are not prepared to take the time to improve your GMAT.
Some more realistic stretch schools for you would be:
Florida State University (FL)
Howard University (DC)
Oklahoma State University (Spears)
Pace University (Lubin) (NY)
Clarkson University (NY)
Willamette University (Atkinson) (OR)
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey--Camden
University of Kansas (KS)
Florida Atlantic University (FL)
James Madison University (VA)
Posted Sep 17, 2012 10:23
i have a gmat score of 600 and i'm looking for good b-schools in california. I do not have any work experience. I want to know what all options i have in california itself ?
Posted Sep 17, 2012 12:42
I suggest you research these schools with lower GMATs. Their work experience requirements will differ.
University of California--Riverside (Anderson) (CA)
San Jose State University (Lucas) (CA)
Sonoma State University (CA)
University of San Francisco (Masagung) (CA)
California State University--San Bernardino (CA)
California State University--Long Beach (CA)
California State University--Fullerton (Mihaylo) (CA)
California State University--East Bay (CA)
California State University--Chico (CA)
University of the Pacific (Eberhardt) (CA)
University of California--Riverside (Anderson) (CA)
San Jose State University (Lucas) (CA)
Sonoma State University (CA)
University of San Francisco (Masagung) (CA)
California State University--San Bernardino (CA)
California State University--Long Beach (CA)
California State University--Fullerton (Mihaylo) (CA)
California State University--East Bay (CA)
California State University--Chico (CA)
University of the Pacific (Eberhardt) (CA)
Posted Sep 19, 2012 08:57
Hi,
I am Major SP Gupta from Army with a service of over 9 years. Have done Btech (L) with CGPA 8.57 and GMAT score of 650 (Q 50, V 27, AWA 5, IR 5).
Which colleges should i target for 1 year full time MBA that does not exceed $ 55,000 as tution fees.
I am Major SP Gupta from Army with a service of over 9 years. Have done Btech (L) with CGPA 8.57 and GMAT score of 650 (Q 50, V 27, AWA 5, IR 5).
Which colleges should i target for 1 year full time MBA that does not exceed $ 55,000 as tution fees.
Posted Sep 19, 2012 09:11
Hi there. Take a look at the Tier Four schools on this list: http://www.find-mba.com/board/27082 Most of the MBAs on that list which are outside the USA are within your budget.
As a bit of a stretch school, I would also recommend the SP Jain Center of Management in Dubai.
I'd also suggest you work on your verbal fluency in English: that part of your score is low, so some schools will worry about your ability to be an active participant in classroom discussions.
As a bit of a stretch school, I would also recommend the SP Jain Center of Management in Dubai.
I'd also suggest you work on your verbal fluency in English: that part of your score is low, so some schools will worry about your ability to be an active participant in classroom discussions.
Posted Sep 20, 2012 05:14
Here I am Sharing some B-Schools in USA :-
W. P. Carey School of Business
University of Arizona
Loyola Marymount University
Paul Merage School of Business
The George Washington University
James M. Hull College of Business..............
W. P. Carey School of Business
University of Arizona
Loyola Marymount University
Paul Merage School of Business
The George Washington University
James M. Hull College of Business..............
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