Hello: I'd truly appreciate a profile evaluation. I think my analytical and problem-solving abilities could bode well in management consulting. I believe an MBA would provide a more holistic and well-rounded view of business than that afforded to me within my marketing trajectory thus far. My first GMAT was (I think) a respectable 690, but my 2.8 UGPA represents a glaring weakness. That said, I hope my positive work experience and entrepreneurial record might overcome the latter (perhaps along with a slight GMAT improvement). While Kellogg would be a dream pick, I wonder if I'd be slightly competitive for schools including USC, IU-Kelley, Georgetown, Emory -- or (stretch) UNC, Cornell, or Duke. Appreciate any/all advice - thanks!

__General Info__
Male, 28 years old, from Chicago

__GMAT__
May 2012: 690 - Q46 V39

__Education__
A.B., Wabash College, 2006
- Religion major, Economics minor
- GPA: 2.8 (eek - I was a bit distracted with working during college)

__Work Experience__
2010-present: Groupon
- Program Manager, Marketing/CRM

2008-2010: Leo Burnett
- Analyst, Digital Strategy for Philip Morris USA

2006-2008: Clear Channel Radio
- Senior Online Content Manager (promoted twice in 13 months)

1997-2006: At age 13 co-founded online marketing and graphic design firm; continued until graduation from college

__Extracurriculars__
- Volunteer as mentor/tutor for Chicago-based inner-city youth organization
- Volunteer for Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists (last year I was seriously injured after an intoxicated on-duty city worker drove into me and several other pedestrians, so needless to say I'm passionate about this cause)
- Volunteered previously as online marketing consultant for Chicago-based youth writing program
- Numerous leadership roles in collegiate newspaper and student political journal