Profile Evaluation - IT Engineer Low GMAT


Hi,
My Profile is as follows :
Nationality : Indian
GMAT - 670
Toefl (iBT) - 107
GPA - 3.86/4
Work Ex - 4 Years with an IT MNC (Got Good Promotions)
EC - sports and a little community work.

Please suggest some good programs in US which are economical or will provide scholarship to this profile as budget is a major constraint for me. Moreover I am looking for Specialization in Operations Management, Supply Chain Management or Management Information Systems.

Hi,
My Profile is as follows :
Nationality : Indian
GMAT - 670
Toefl (iBT) - 107
GPA - 3.86/4
Work Ex - 4 Years with an IT MNC (Got Good Promotions)
EC - sports and a little community work.

Please suggest some good programs in US which are economical or will provide scholarship to this profile as budget is a major constraint for me. Moreover I am looking for Specialization in Operations Management, Supply Chain Management or Management Information Systems.
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Duncan

I'm not sure you'll get a scholarship: one out of every seven MBA applicants has a higher GMAT, so that seems unlikely.

Some schools to consider:
Louisiana State University--Baton Rouge (Ourso) (LA)
University of Connecticut (CT)
University of Kansas (KS)
University of Kentucky (Gatton) (KY)
Iowa State University (IA)
University of Arkansas--Fayetteville (Walton) (AR)
University at Buffalo--SUNY (NY)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University (Pamplin)
University of Mississippi (MS)

If the IS/SCM concentration is a solid constraint, then look at:
Eastern Michigan University (MI)
University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee (Lubar) (WI)
Iowa State University (IA)
University of Arkansas--Fayetteville (Walton) (AR)
University of North Texas (TX)
University of North Carolina--Greensboro (Bryan) (NC)
Georgia State University (Robinson) (GA)
Cleveland State University Monte Ahuja College of Business (OH)
University of Wisconsin--Whitewater (WI)
University of Massachusetts--Dartmouth (Charlton) (MA)

I'm not sure you'll get a scholarship: one out of every seven MBA applicants has a higher GMAT, so that seems unlikely.

Some schools to consider:
Louisiana State University--Baton Rouge (Ourso) (LA)
University of Connecticut (CT)
University of Kansas (KS)
University of Kentucky (Gatton) (KY)
Iowa State University (IA)
University of Arkansas--Fayetteville (Walton) (AR)
University at Buffalo--SUNY (NY)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University (Pamplin)
University of Mississippi (MS)

If the IS/SCM concentration is a solid constraint, then look at:
Eastern Michigan University (MI)
University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee (Lubar) (WI)
Iowa State University (IA)
University of Arkansas--Fayetteville (Walton) (AR)
University of North Texas (TX)
University of North Carolina--Greensboro (Bryan) (NC)
Georgia State University (Robinson) (GA)
Cleveland State University Monte Ahuja College of Business (OH)
University of Wisconsin--Whitewater (WI)
University of Massachusetts--Dartmouth (Charlton) (MA)
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Thanks a lot for the reply Duncan.
One more query though, What are the chances for getting a Graduate Assistantship or Teaching Assistantship with this profile in the programs mentioned by you.

Thanks a lot for the reply Duncan.
One more query though, What are the chances for getting a Graduate Assistantship or Teaching Assistantship with this profile in the programs mentioned by you.
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Inactive User

Why not ask the schools' financial aid departments directly?

I know that some of these programs, like Iowa State and Cleveland State, do offer graduate assistantships - but many, such as Milwaukee - Lubar, give priority to PhD students. It really depends on the school.

Why not ask the schools' financial aid departments directly?

I know that some of these programs, like Iowa State and Cleveland State, do offer graduate assistantships - but many, such as Milwaukee - Lubar, give priority to PhD students. It really depends on the school.
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