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adcambridge, the schools you got into are the exact ones that i was wanting to apply to. would you mind giving out gmat scores and gpa? just so i know if im in the range to get in. thanks!

rishikha, when you post your questions do you highlight the answers you chose? if so, i think that affects those that are trying to answer the question cause they probably know the one you picked is incorrect or else you wouldnt be posting it on here. anyway, is there any way you can just not highlight it? thanks!

i come from an engineering background

Thanks GMATbong. I was actually trying to compare PT schools only since I'm thinking of working in norcal while I go to school. I'm more interested in general management or marketing.

Hi all. I really need some advice on this one. I currently reside and work in Houston, TX. I would eventually like to settle down and work in NorCal. I'm currently in the process of applying to MBA schools and wasnt sure if I should apply to schools in NorCal only? If I stayed in Houston I would probably be able to get into part-time Rice MBA or Texas MBA program, but if I applied to schools in NorCal I know for sure I would not be able to get into any top-tier school even UCB or UCD, meaning the schools I would apply to in California probably won't be as good as the schools I would be applying to here in Houston. My GMAT score is 620 by the way with 4 yrs work experience. So my questions are.. 1.) Should I stick to applying to schools in California since eventually i want to settle down there? 2.) Would it be worth it to go to a better school outside of norcal (Rice, UT) and find a job in California after I graduate or would it be more worth it to go to a lower-level tier school in norcal and then use the networking I've gained from there and find a job in that area? 3.) I dont know much about which schools in Norcal are good except for the ones in the top 50 such as UCB, UCD, Stanford, etc. If anyone knows, could you give me some insight on what other schools might be competitive in that area? Thanks!

Of the 12 temporary employees in a certain company, 4 will be hired as permanent employees. If 5 of the 12 temporary employees are women, how many of the possible groups of 4 temporary employees consist of 3 women and 1 man? a. 22 b. 35 c. 56 d. 70 e. 105

sorry, i mean the answer is I,II, and III

If x > (y^2) > (z^4), which of the following statements could be true? I. x > y > z II. z > y > x III. x > z > y i know i could just plug numbers in and solve the problem, but is there a quicker way of doing this problem? the answer is II and III only

If r and s are positive integers, is r/s an integer? (1) Every factor of s is also a factor of r (2) Every prime factor of s is also a prime factor of r Why is the answer not D? OA is A

The rate of a certain chemical reaction is directly proportional to the square of the concentration of chemical A present and inversely proportional to the concentration of chemical B present. If the concentration of chemical B is increased by 100%, which of the following is closest to the percent change in the concentration of chemical A required to keep the reaction rate unchanged? a. 100% decrease b. 50% decrease c. 40% decrease d. 40% increase e. 50% increase

At a certain company, the average number of years of experience is 9.8 years for the male employees and 9.1 years for the female employees. What is the ratio of the number of the company's male employees to the number of the company's female employees? (1) There are 52 male employees at the company (2) The average number of years of experience for the company's male and female employees combined is 9.3 years

What is the quickest way of solving this problem? 2+2+(2^2)+(2^3)+(2^4)+(2^5)+(2^6)+(2^7)+(2^8) = a. 2^9 b. 2^10 c. 2^11 d. 2^12 e. 2^13

what is this tracking sheet?

Hi. I've been trying to re-install too but have run into the same problems...can someone help?

OA is B. Could someone explain how A doesnt work? Thanks.