Pillai

Guys.... I need your inputs on this. Both programs are of interest but would love to hear your views on the relative job maket demand for both the programs. Any inputs will be greatly appreciated. Have to give a final decision by April 30.... So please help...

For someone with a decade and a half of experience teaching in business schools and permanent residence in Canda help choose of the following; 1. MED - Adult Learning & Education at University of British Columbia 2. MED - Curriculum Studies & Teacher Development at University of Toronto Of the two specializations, does any have an advantage in the job market?

I am an MBA who has been teaching for the last ten years. More than my quants, it is my AWA score that worries me. Based on your replies, I can see that my score is neither here nor there score and for the schools I am targetting, I will need a "definitely there" score. I do understand that GRE score is only one component in the application package. I guess I will start working on my SOPs. LORs and maybe take the GRE again! By the way, based on my 1330 and profile what kind of consideration can I expect from Curry SOE, University of Virginia.

Dear all A 1330 in GRE does not seem too bad. (or does it?). The score break up is what worries me. I managed a measly 640 in quants which translates into the 56th percentile and a 690 in verbal which the score card says is the 97th percentile. Even the AWA of 4 is well below what I would have been comfortable with. I am an educator with over ten years of experience in teaching research, training and consultancy. I am actively involved in training programs for SMEs. I am aiming at Ph.D programs in higher education. I am interested in working on higher education, especially business education for inclusive growth in emerging economies. I am zeroing in on HGSE, Stanford, Ohio State and Upenn. I understand these are sought after programs and hence my query. Should I retake GRE?