VeritasPrepDozie wrote:
Thanks for sharing your profile, you have a few holes in your profile such as your undergraduate record and lack of extra-curriculars. Your GMAT is very strong which should have you on the radar of some schools. An ideal school for what you are trying to do career wise is Kellogg. The school has a great track record producing product managers with a nice pipeline with companies like Amazon, Microsoft and Google. I think Ross is also another school that would make sense given your career goals. Both school really care about students who have a track record of engagement via extra-curriculars. I would try and play up your personal passions incorporating doing these activities for others that showcases this aspect of your profile. You will really have unleash a strong fit story and do your research on the schools identifying specific programs that will allow you to reach your career goals.
Hope this helps!
Thank you very much for your answer!
Regarding Kellogg, I would also be open to the one year program, since I have a business (marketing) degree and I'm 32, so this can be an interesting choice for round 2 app.
I don't find statistics about the one year program. Is it more difficult to get into this program?
I am not sure I am not a career switcher though, I have a marketing degree and I have worked in technology but not doing marketing, while I would like to do technology product managment...
Thank you very much once again