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Enlisted military, stem degree from top LAC, currently at a nonprofit. My post mba goal is to do management consulting for a couple years then get back into the nonprofit space. Taking the GRE in December

I took the GMAT focus instead of the GMAT, I am confident in extra curriculars, essays, and recommendations. Wondering what my odds currently are and considering restudying to conquer the GMAT focus fully. Not sure if I explicitly stated in application but I am an African-American male.

Looking at top MBA's for PT MBA in D.C. or EMBA on East Coast with test waivers given work experience. Experience at top DC CRE Development shops and undergrad GPA/higher GPA in undergrad quant classes, do you think I have a compelling background if I interview well?

After 20 years in the US Army Special Forces, I am looking to develop hard skills (e.g. data analytics and finance) to compliment the soft skills developed during my career.

I have 6 years of experience in tech product management in B2B Saas and e-commerce industries. I have studied bachelors and masters in engineering. My masters GPA is 8.5/10.

Apart from my work, I have a blog on product management where I teach aspirational product managers about the domain.

I am retaking the GMAT in a few weeks to improve my score. I have a GMAT classic score of 680 and GMAT focus 605.

I want to leverage my experience in media, storytelling, and community engagement to help brands and businesses reach their potential for positive impact on society.

Post-MBA career path focused on consulting with possible transition to the tech industry if needed.

After having scored 295 on the GRE I have been awarded with GMAT/GRE test waivers at some BS. The score is not representative of my curriculum as I hold a BA in Business Economics and a MA in Quantitative Economics both from a public italian university. I am not planning to retake GRE again due to some personal/working issues and I am aware that this would be a disadvantage and I cannot apply to the "top" HBS, GSB, MIT etc

To retake GMAT in 3 weeks. International Student.

What are my chances of getting into the listed schools?
I am an Indian engineer male who went to a top 100 undergraduate.
I've got some accomplishments at work and I am heavily involved in the community (I tutor kids and started a nonprofit feeding the homeless). Long-term I am trying to go into corporate strategy. Short-term, I am trying to go into consulting. I am aiming for the M7s.

Looking to apply to feeder schools for MBA Associate IB positions. Though my undergraduate graduating school GPA was low, if combined with my transfer GPA (Top 30 undergraduate university / STEM track) it would be near 3.33. GPA affected by leadership positions, overload of classes due to transfer status, and work status. Looking to leverage past experience with undergoing bankruptcy as a lever to connect future aspirations in IB.

I completed my grad in 2012 with GPA of 2.1 and before that my GPA was above 3.0. I have scored 700 on GMAT FE and have 11 years of experience in IBM with provable constant growth. Will all this offset 2.1 GPA from 2012?

Preference for coastal placement (e.g., no Midwest schools). Short-term post-MBA is to go back to McKinsey on an accelerated path to manager, then exit when the time is right to nonprofit management (CEO,COO) or impact investing in sustainable tech VC

I am a first-generation female student from Europe and a non-U.S. citizen. I earned my Bachelor of Science in International Business Administration from Tilburg University in the Netherlands. Although my earlier GPA was affected by financial challenges and the need to work to support my studies, I am currently pursuing an undergraduate year (only a year as my gap year) at Brenau University on a full scholarship, maintaining a 4.00 GPA.

Have a course-based doctorate degree out Canada (GPA 2.9). Currently a director in Pharma with 8 direct reports (age 33).