Hi all,
Profile:
I have 3+ years experience as Software Test Engineer. I am taking my GMAT this week. My practices scores come around ~550. My CGPA
is 3.03.
I am thinking of applying to San Jose State University and Santa Clara University. Kindly advise on any other B schools I can apply to or whether this is a good option.
Thanks,
Sindhori
MBA in Silicon Valley
Posted Dec 05, 2015 08:06
Profile:
I have 3+ years experience as Software Test Engineer. I am taking my GMAT this week. My practices scores come around ~550. My CGPA
is 3.03.
I am thinking of applying to San Jose State University and Santa Clara University. Kindly advise on any other B schools I can apply to or whether this is a good option.
Thanks,
Sindhori
Posted Dec 05, 2015 14:38
What are your goals? Take a look at Shortcut to find the best US MBA www.find-mba.com/board/36065
Posted Dec 06, 2015 03:58
Hi Duncan,
In general, I would like to broaden my opportunities, get a graduate degree and land a better job.
I am interested in entrepreneurship: business consultant or a mid level management position. Although I have not made up my mind fully yet.
Thanks,
Sindhroi
In general, I would like to broaden my opportunities, get a graduate degree and land a better job.
I am interested in entrepreneurship: business consultant or a mid level management position. Although I have not made up my mind fully yet.
Thanks,
Sindhroi
Posted Dec 06, 2015 14:04
You might find a career aptitude test could help you to focus on the option that will make the best use of your skills and make you happiest. If you have a clearer career plan, that will help you to get admitted.
Posted Dec 07, 2015 08:27
I think that Santa Clara usually recruits students with higher GMAT scores than your projected score.
Why not also look at SFSU? It's not in the valley per se but close enough.
If you're an international student who wants to transition to working in California, though, you'll probably want a higher GMAT score so that you can target schools like Stanford and Haas. Even UC Davis, even though it's not really in the Valley either, would usually be a better option for most international students.
But Duncan's right, you need to really hone your career goals before you make a decision about which MBA to do.
Why not also look at SFSU? It's not in the valley per se but close enough.
If you're an international student who wants to transition to working in California, though, you'll probably want a higher GMAT score so that you can target schools like Stanford and Haas. Even UC Davis, even though it's not really in the Valley either, would usually be a better option for most international students.
But Duncan's right, you need to really hone your career goals before you make a decision about which MBA to do.
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