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Please help evaluate my profile [#permalink] New post 12 Sep 2012, 12:58
Female - 25 - Thai

1) Been working at Abbott Laboratories for the past 4 years. Current Roles: Sr. Financial Analyst working in Corporate Financial Planning and Analysis. The group works closely to CFO and provide forecast information (Latest Best Estimates, Plan Benchmark and Long Range Plan). Currently I am also responsible for modelling the company split. Prior Roles: Financial Analyst in Nutrition International business responsible for consolidation of 50+ affiliates around the world. Deal directly with regional offices. Ad-hoc role, dealing with almost anything ranging from reporting, financial system, supply chain and validating consulting contracts.

2) GMAT - 1st attempt
Total: 700 (Q47/V39) AWA and IR results are not out yet.

3) College info: Indiana University Bloomington, Kelley school of business. GPA 3.67/4.0 Major: Finance (3.6 GPA) and Accounting (3.6 GPA); President of Thai Student Association. Received faculty grant for all 4 years by maintaining GPA above 3.0. Received Founder's day award for all 4 years.

4) College achievements: President of Thai Student Association. Post college: I kept close contact with Thai Student Association in IU as advisor. I helped advise many Thai students who may need guidance on career, life in US and etc. I did not participate in any volunteer program since work was very demanding combine with studying for CFA. I do participate in charity race regularly. I understand this may be my weak point.

5) CFA Level II candidate

6) Harvard, Columbia (Early decision?), NYU, Wharton

7) Work in consulting specialize in consumer products or pharmaceutical industries. Short term goals: I have maintained relationship with several BCG friends who may help with referrals.

What are my chances at getting into top 25 MBA program in US? What safety schools should I consider?

Thank you,

Tai
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Re: Please help evaluate my profile [#permalink] New post 13 Sep 2012, 00:02
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Female - 25 - Thai

1) Been working at Abbott Laboratories for the past 4 years. Current Roles: Sr. Financial Analyst working in Corporate Financial Planning and Analysis. The group works closely to CFO and provide forecast information (Latest Best Estimates, Plan Benchmark and Long Range Plan). Currently I am also responsible for modelling the company split. Prior Roles: Financial Analyst in Nutrition International business responsible for consolidation of 50+ affiliates around the world. Deal directly with regional offices. Ad-hoc role, dealing with almost anything ranging from reporting, financial system, supply chain and validating consulting contracts.

2) GMAT - 1st attempt
Total: 700 (Q47/V39) AWA and IR results are not out yet.

3) College info: Indiana University Bloomington, Kelley school of business. GPA 3.67/4.0 Major: Finance (3.6 GPA) and Accounting (3.6 GPA); President of Thai Student Association. Received faculty grant for all 4 years by maintaining GPA above 3.0. Received Founder's day award for all 4 years.

4) College achievements: President of Thai Student Association. Post college: I kept close contact with Thai Student Association in IU as advisor. I helped advise many Thai students who may need guidance on career, life in US and etc. I did not participate in any volunteer program since work was very demanding combine with studying for CFA. I do participate in charity race regularly. I understand this may be my weak point.

5) CFA Level II candidate

6) Harvard, Columbia (Early decision?), NYU, Wharton

7) Work in consulting specialize in consumer products or pharmaceutical industries. Short term goals: I have maintained relationship with several BCG friends who may help with referrals.

What are my chances at getting into top 25 MBA program in US? What safety schools should I consider?

Thank you,

Tai



Harvard, Wharton and CBS are stretches, but given your goals, background, excellent grades and competitive work experience, it still makes sense for you to apply. Also consider Duke, Ross, Darden, and Cornell Johnson.

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Re: Please help evaluate my profile [#permalink] New post 13 Sep 2012, 04:11
Realistically speaking, do I have equally tough chance between HBS and CBS? Would applying early admission at CBS improve my chance by quite a bit? I am still curious about Stern, is that a stretch as well?
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Re: Please help evaluate my profile [#permalink] New post 14 Sep 2012, 16:36
fal2falla wrote:
Realistically speaking, do I have equally tough chance between HBS and CBS? Would applying early admission at CBS improve my chance by quite a bit? I am still curious about Stern, is that a stretch as well?


Applying ED to CBS does improve your chances; I don't know by how much. However, only apply ED if you would happily go to CBS. Harvard is statistically harder to get into than CBS. Historically, CBS was harder to get into than NYU, but today it probably is very similar.

If you would like help with your MBA applications, please let me know.
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