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Haas, Stanford, UCLA, USC [#permalink] New post 07 Mar 2005, 14:11
Please give me an honest assessment whether I will be competitive in the application process for the top 4 (Stan, Haas, UCLA, USC) west coast schools. I want to make my career in the bay area and would like to attend one of these schools. Also, further to my below bio, what else can I do at this point to make my application more appealing to Adcoms.

B.S - Business Admin from Cal Poly, SLO (Econ Minor)
GPA - 3.4 (partied early in college, near flawless GPA final two years).

3 Years in Big 4 Actg in Silicon Valley. Achieved highest rating in the office.

1 year in M&A group of the Same Big 4, working on primarily financial due diligence in San Francisco.

GMAT: 690
I've finished my CPA.

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one more thing [#permalink] New post 07 Mar 2005, 14:31
I'm planning on applying for Fall 2006. Thanks again for any commentary / advice.
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Re: Haas, Stanford, UCLA, USC [#permalink] New post 09 Mar 2005, 16:58
gotigers wrote:
Please give me an honest assessment whether I will be competitive in the application process for the top 4 (Stan, Haas, UCLA, USC) west coast schools. I want to make my career in the bay area and would like to attend one of these schools. Also, further to my below bio, what else can I do at this point to make my application more appealing to Adcoms.

B.S - Business Admin from Cal Poly, SLO (Econ Minor)
GPA - 3.4 (partied early in college, near flawless GPA final two years).

3 Years in Big 4 Actg in Silicon Valley. Achieved highest rating in the office.

1 year in M&A group of the Same Big 4, working on primarily financial due diligence in San Francisco.

GMAT: 690
I've finished my CPA.


Here are a couple of tips:

1) Get involved in some community service if you are not doing so.
2) Visit the 4 schools you are interested in while they are in session.

For more suggstions, please see Best Practices for 2005 MBA Admissions

You have a competitive profile for all 4 schools, although Stanford is clearly the least likely acceptance.
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