MBA School Rankings

Business Week Business School Ranking

Any advice for me to enter Georgetown, American University, or GWU?

I'm a freshman and I want to get a degree in International Relations. I want to go to Georgetown, American University or George Washington University. Is there something I should know, that increase the chances of entering any of these three schools? How classified? I was thinking of Georgetown, GWU, then AU. I am choosing my classes for next year earlier as next week. Right now I'm waiting to take French II and III following year, my third business class (I took Deca last semester and this semester I'm taking Deca II) together with the speech and debate. The others I should consider taking, or substitute one of these three classes?

I was rejected by the GWU, the initial decision. I put that GWU, Georgetown, and after the AU, personally. I suggest you go visit the African Union, as it is situated in a strange place. Actually I withdrew my request from the AU, once I learned where I was located. I would say that the AU is easier to achieve in all three, and Georgetown, the more difficult. I would say you should have much money to go to the three schools because they are super expensive. For your classes next year, try taking some AP classes and do well in them. Well, here are the statistics of the three schools for you. GWU: GPA: 3.75 (weighted) SAT: 1900 +, SAT II: Not required for College of Arts and Sciences, necessary for other schools. DO NOT APPLY ED, I do not do well unless there is a perfect transcription, and not in terms of the fin. help. Need a decent amount of the EC. Also, if you can get on campus to get interviewed, do it! AU: GPA: 3.5 (unweighted) SAT: 1450 + / 1600 (seems to only look at math and CR and not the writing portion), SAT II: Same as above. Georgetown: GPA: 4.0 + (weighted) SAT: 2000 + SAT II: Same as above. If I got into all 3 and had to choose, choose the GWU, as it is next to the White House, Congress, and can almost walk to places you can get jobs and internships. And I love that the GWU is not a campus, and their rooms are excellent. If you get in and go, I know I'm totally jealous. I will try to transfer. In addition, you should look at Boston University and the University New York, who have large international relations programs. And BU is a great place to go to school too.

DefaultBy RelevanceBestsellingAverage customer review: high to lowPrice: low to highPrice: high to lowPublication date: newer to olderAlphabetical: A to ZAlphabetical: Z to A

BusinessWeek Guide to The Best Business Schools List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $3.50 See Reviews For This Product Description Here is the only business school guide that delivers the latest ratings of the schools by the people who know them best--nearly 17,000 recent graduates and corporate recruiters.

BusinessWeek Fast Track: Best Undergraduate B-Schools (Businessweek Fast Track Guides) Sale Price: $18.95   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours See Reviews For This Product Description STUDENTS: This book is packed with exclusive rankings of America's top undergrad business programs. It tells you what's up, who's down, and which schools are best for you. PARENTS: This book tells you how much it costs-and if it's all worth it. Based on BusinessWeek's famous rating system, this at-a-glance guide will save you hours of research on undergraduate business schools. It answers all your questions, including What's It Worth? Job stats and salaries of recent grads What's the Cost? Not just tuition: books, food, everything Is It the Right Fit? The best schools for overachievers, slackers, and strong test-takers Do I Have What It Takes? The SAT and ACT scores schools are looking for With Web links, phone numbers, application requirements, and visitor info, this guide is all you need to get into your school of choice-and get on the fast track for life.