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Re: Profile Evaluation, Please. [#permalink]
If you really want to go to HBS, then by all means shoot for the 2+2 -- but keep in mind that your chances are likely slim. You're competing against people who have stronger GPAs, stronger GMATs (not just 700, but 740+), and more reputable schools (Ivy) -- the kinds of people who even without the 2+2 would still have the goods and access to get jobs at McKinsey, BCG, Bain, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Google, etc.

Again, apply if you really want to go, but have some realistic expectations (i.e. expect that the job search is going to still primarily come down to your own efforts).
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