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aj16 wrote:
I apologize. I guess I wasn't clear. What I meant was that I would be 27 years old when I start my MBA. I'm only 21 right now and just trying to figure out what path I can follow in the coming years.


So far it seems that you are making all the right moves with respect to your undergraduate academic performance and leadership opportunities. I would take that offer from Deloitte, while exploring other opportunities to get in and one of the more strategic management consulting firms -- McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group and Bain.
the one thing that is going to be particularly important going forward and upon graduation is your extracurricular experiences. You want to make sure that whatever you continue to post here and it is leadership oriented and builds upon some of the themes of your undergrad. Remember that consistency tells the admissions committee that you are really dedicated to the cause -- a cost that is beyond yourself and beyond your professional endeavors. This is important because when you state your short and long-term goals, if they happen to wax slightly philanthropic or socially aware, your long history tells them that you really are dedicated to combining professional and personal experiences for the good of humanity -- in the long run. This is what leaves an admissions committee smiling and feeling good about letting you into their program.
I hope this helps.

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