Age: 25 (will be 26 upon matriculation if accepted)

Experience
-Marketing internship at a large frozen snack food company
-Supervisor at large food/event service provider for sporting events, also supervised at Starbucks for about 8 months
-Worked with a best-selling author/business consultant (assisted in developing/conducting interviews and compiling data for a recently published book on customer experience, worked as a project manager with this company)
-Worked in a call center for a mutual fund company where my position was outsourced to another company, was asked to go to that company with a promotion, stayed at that company for a short period of time
-Ended up back at the mutual fund company that I was previously employed with in an analyst role.

GMAT - 660 (41Q 40V)
College - La Salle University (3.39 GPA) Business Administration major (concentrations in marketing/management), Philadelphia, PA
College ECs - Participated in PEER Educators group on campus, hosted a weekly radio show, led incoming freshmen group during opening weekend
Post-College - participated in interviewing applicants to measure their fit for my former university, currently working with the university to launch an alumni group for my area.

Certifications - Series 6 and 63 licensed (financial industry licenses - not really related to my ultimate career goals, however)

Target program - UW Foster

I'm looking to get into customer loyalty and analytics. So far my heart is set on UW but I need to expand my search in case I don't make into their program. I'm also looking at UI Urbana-Champaign, UT-Austin. I have decent experience and I've moved up a few times in my field (one "lateral" promotion and two actual promotions in less than two years) Would really appreciate suggestions on other schools that would fit my profile.

Thanks so much for your help!
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Going to be hitting the books again. Decided that I'd like a 700+ score. Not looking forward to spending the next few months studying, though!

I agree with the suggestion about Simon (Rochester) for the business analytics. The school is known for having a strong quantitative group, especially in Marketing. They also hired a professor in operations doing business analytics with focus on Twitter, so if the program uses some of the expertise, it would be a good option.