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Joined: 30 Jan 2008
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Schools: Cornell, Duke, Kellogg, Ross
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Profile evaluation for 2009 Fall MBA [#permalink] New post 12 Aug 2008, 16:41
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Re: Profile evaluation for 2009 Fall MBA [#permalink] New post 14 Aug 2008, 16:39
spideyeclipse27,

The downside: your goals seem way too ill-defined, you don't seem to have current leadership in your extracurriculars, you are moving out of the core age for MBA applicants, and your come from a very crowded applicant pool. If you can address these (the ones that are addressable) then your schools look like this to me:

--Longshots: Kellogg, GSB, Wharton, Haas (HBS and Stanford are not doable IMO)
--Competitive: Ross, Duke, Cornell, Darden
--Safety: Emory, Babson, Illinois

Good luck,

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Current Student
Joined: 30 Jan 2008
Posts: 156
Schools: Cornell, Duke, Kellogg, Ross
WE 1: 5
Followers: 1

Kudos [?]: 4 [0], given: 1

Re: Profile evaluation for 2009 Fall MBA [#permalink] New post 15 Aug 2008, 07:03
Hello Paul,

Thank you for your feedback. I just mentioned the area for brevity. I have mentioned my post MBA goals, please let me know if they make logical sense. As for the current EC leadership, I do not have many experiences, but I do have few in the past 1 year that I can talk about.

Post MBA: I want to get into strategy consulting and gain experience looking at the big picture side of issues. In this role I would learn more about how a business operates. In the long term I want to start a company technology company for the disabled. (given my health camp background and I also endured significant health related issues from high school to end of bachelors).

In light of this information, please let me know what you think.

Regards.
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Re: Profile evaluation for 2009 Fall MBA [#permalink] New post 19 Aug 2008, 20:38
That post-MBA goal statement is a good starting point (the fact that you have zeroed in on the disabled-related technology gives you a definite niche), but you've got to flesh that idea out into at least one good long paragraph of ideas; short-, middle-, and long-term goals; with some market research data thrown in to show the size and trends of that market.

Good luck,

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