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Re: Need school suggestion! [#permalink]
On paper, you have a very strong profile and based on this I would recommend that you shoot for top programs. Based on your career goals, I would recommend HBS, Wharton, Columbia, Booth, Kellogg and Tuck (I would not recommend Stanford, MIT or Haas as these school prefer candidates with more entrepreneurial career goals). For back-up schools, I recommend Cornell and Darden.

To optimize your chances at the top programs (which I assume are your top choices), you need to make sure that all of your hard work, focus and goals translate into a strong application. This means that you have to market yourself in the correct manner making sure that your essays, recommendations, interviews and other controllable aspects of your application are up the the standards of these schools. Simply put, your background makes you a competitive candidate at all these schools, but there are lots of other qualified and prepared candidates applying for a small group of available spots. At this stage, those who will be admitted and those who will be rejected pretty much boil down to those who present excellent applications and those who do not.

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