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NOTE: Simply skip all Importance questions if you keep "I don't care..." as a selection.

1. In which state would you like to study?	I don't care in which state I study Northeast   Connecticut   Maine   Massachusetts   New Hampshire   New Jersey   New York   Rhode Island   Vermont Southeast   Alabama   Arkansas   Florida   Georgia   Kentucky   Louisiana   Mississippi   Missouri   North Carolina   South Carolina   Tennessee   Virginia   West Virginia Midwest   Illinois   Indiana   Iowa   Michigan   Minnesota   Nebraska   North Dakota   Ohio   South Dakota   Wisconsin Plaines/Mountain   Colorado   Idaho   Kansas   Montana   Nevada   Wyoming Mid Atlantic   Delaware   District of Columbia   Maryland   Pennsylvania Southwest & West   Alaska   Arizona   California   Hawaii   New Mexico   Oklahoma   Oregon   Texas   Utah   Washington
1a. How important is location to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
2. Do you prefer schools in metropolitan or rural settings?	I don't care about the settingMetropolitanRural
2a. How important is the setting to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
3. Which Metropolitan Areas do you prefer (skip if prefer rural locations or if don't care)?	Atlanta Austin Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinatti Cleveland Columbus Dallas D.C. Denver Houston Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis Nashville New Orleans New York Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburg Portland Rochester Sacramento San Diego San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Tuscon
3a. How important is this to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
4. Do you prefer public or private universities?	I don't care about the school typePublicPrivate
4a. How important is this to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
5. What is the maximum annual (out of state) tuition you are willing to spend?	Don't care$20K$25K$30K$35K$40KOver $40K
5a. How important is this to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
6. Some MBA programs have up to 800 incoming students - some only 50. One advantage of a large program is a vast network of alumni, while smaller programs allow you to get to know your peers better. Having said this, how large should the incoming class of your program be?	I don't care about class size Less than 100 students 100-200 students 200-400 students 400-600 students 600+ students
6a. How important is this to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
7. What is the minimum % of international students your program should have?	I don't care about the % of international students 20%30%40%
7a. How important is this to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
8. What is the minimum % of female students your program should have?	I don't care about the % of female students 20%30%40%
8a. How important is this to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
9. What should the program you want to attend be known for?	I don't care what the program is known for Accounting Entrepreneurship Finance General Management International Marketing Supply Chain & Logistics Technology & Innovation
9a. How important is this to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
10. What minimum base salary do you expect to earn after graduation (excluding signing bonus)?	I don't care about base salary after graduation$80K$85K$90K$95K$100K
10a. How important is this to you?	Select Value Critical Very Important Important Somewhat Important
PLEASE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS BELOW (R E Q U I R E D)
11. What is your undergraduate GPA (on a scale from 1.0 - 4.0)? If your undergraduate university did not use a GPA scale then please use the class placement percentages instead.	3.8-4 (top 5%) 3.6-3.79 (top 15%) 3.4-3.59 (top 30%) 3.2-3.39 (top 50%) 3.0-3.19 (top 75%) Less than 3.0
12. What is your GMAT score?	I have not taken the GMAT yet > 730 700-730 660-690 620-650 580-610 540-570 500-530 < 500
13. How good were you at math in college?	I did not take math in collegeVery Good (A)Good (A- or B+)Average (B)Poor (B- or below)
14. How would you assess your writing skills (e.g. your grades in English in college or your GMAT essay score)?	Very good (A in college / AWA 5.5 or 6.0) Good (A- or B+ in college / AWA 4.5 or 5.0) Average (B in college / AWA 4.0) Poor (B- or below in college / AWA < 4.0)
15. How many years of work experience do you have?	5+4-5 years3-4 years2-3 years1-2 yearsLess than 1 year
16. How would you assess your career development (e.g. Exceptional = excellent evaluations, promotion ahead of time, etc.)?	ExceptionalOutstandingAbove averageAveragePoor
17. How involved are you with activities outside of your current job (e.g. non-profits, start-ups, competitive sports, performing arts, etc.)?	Highly involved (e.g. 4+ hours / week) Very involved (e.g. 2-4 hours / week) Quite involved (e.g. 1-2 hours / week) Somewhat involved (e.g. <1 hour / week) Not involved
18. How unusual or extraordinary has your current or past job been (Nothing exciting = Typical jobs such as Engineer, Consultant, Auditor, Analyst, Banker, Programmer, etc. vs. Exotic = Crocodile Farmer, Nuclear Scientist, UN Ambassador, etc.)?	Nothing excitingSomewhat atypicalExotic
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