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Yeah, ofcourse the expense is different from big city to rural area. I just wonder that are there many chances for a international student from a lowrank school to get a job in the US. Since I have heard that only those graduate from top School have the chance, and I feel that with an MBA from Isenberg, I dont have the chance to get one

I am an international student and I got scholarship from U of Massachusetts at Amherst - Isenberg School of Management. But I dont know much about that school. Could anyone please tell me that with an MBA from UMass, can I find a job with 50K/year in the US. This school is ranked only 64 in USnews. GMAT Bong and others, please help.

agree with B

must be C x>0 -> y>0

IMO, it should be A

should be 9/14

Haddy and others, pls help my gmat is 650 and I have 6 years experience in financial sector I would like to find some school from 50-100 for GA (which offer tuition waiver and stipend) or full tuition waiver. The quality of the program is also considered, ofcourse. Could you please suggest some schools Thank you very much

K^2 + K - 2 = (k-1)(k+2)>0 hence E

agree with C

the quest never says m/2 is an integer. it can be 1.5; 4 or whatever B is correct

should be E

C cannot be correct. We only know the proportion per GNP in Ger and Japan, not the number of patent granted there. Obviously D. From 1964 - 1978, the proportion of US is from 3 -2.2% while that of Japan peaked at 1.6%

Clearly E If there is a law -> increase invest. if not, invest might be either decreased or remained unchange -> C out

I prefer D

I am afraid not :D

8^2x = 64^x ends up with either 4 or 6 6^2x = 36^x always ends up with 6 it's E, cannot determine

should be C, agree with chix

it's tough vote for D

agree with man_on_the_moon

it's C. we need present perfect here to go along with "the world has ever seen"

So we really need to prepare for long SC. Any tips from our test takers?

mfsafa, a friend told me that there are lots of SC, and they are extremely long and difficult, normally more than OG level. Is it same as in your take? I think it will be a great obstacle if the SC is wordier, at least in terms of time control. tell us smth about CR in the test. tks

agree with A

CTG, I am proud of you

1. obviously E 2. total way to choose 3 out of 10: 10C3 = 120 ways to choose no senior: 6C3 = 20 ways that include at least 1 senior = 10C3 - 6C3 = 100 it's B