Hi Kunal-
Thanks for responding back to my questions! That's OK that you don't have a ton of client interaction but you should definitely plan to highlight things like that award you mentioned and delivering reports to clients on your resume to emphasize your relationship skills (which will be important if you plan to switch to the selling side). It's probably too late to "add" extracurricular involvement, I agree it could look suspect to start participating now. But if there's something you could easily start doing, that would allow you to make a significant contribution to a team or even take a leadership role, that would be great. Just a few volunteering hours here and there or fundraising is unlikely to make a huge difference, at this point.
I think you will find there is a lot of info you can find out about each program online; each school likely publishes their curriculum and career placement stats on their website. So start your research there, perhaps see if there are any info sessions or webinars you can join, and then you can absolutely reach out to the AdCom at each school to ask more informed questions. They may also be able to connect you with a current student or a local alum who would be willing to speak with you.
Good luck and let us know if we can help with anything else!
Kate
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