I want to get into one of the top 20 US MBA programs. I have a GPA of 3. 4 out of 4 and a GMAT of 680 points I had a sabbatical year from college and I studied in a top college down in Mexico. I’ll appreciate your advise and comments.
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This combination of GPA and GMAT will keep you out of the top MBA schools.
Since MBAs from other than top tier schools do not pay off — especially when attended full-time — you should not seek an MBA unless you do so part-time, in at least a top 100 school, with an employer paying tuition.
If your undergrad degree is in a technical field, you’re better off seeking a Master’s in Technology Management.
Incidentally, let’s see how many hours pass before spam appears recommending the bogus address-harvesting site “officialmbaguide”. . .
Sadly a sub 700 GMAT and low GPA will fail to make it through the first round of the admissions process.
A high GMAT score and good work experience can offset a mediocre GPA, but you mention nothing about work experience. You may not be able to get admission to a “top 20″ school, whatever that means, but with your GMAT score you can certainly get admission to some excellent high-quality MBA programs. Search the Internet for “Top 40 MBA Programs” to see how the best schools rank on GMAT scores, GPA, starting salaries of graduates, and other important criteria