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2 months ago

Hi. Happy to comment on the profile, you indicated your pre-MBA industry was technology. As a tech startup space?

Usually schools really focus on your post MBA immediate goal so would probably recommend changing it here to be whatever you want to go into immediately after graduation. Or is that still consulting?

The reason the focus is very short term is because things changed quite a bit and people change their direction, sometimes visas don’t work out and sometimes people find amazing opportunities and don’t want to leave them.

Oreo9

Thanks for the comment! For the first question, yes I work within the tech startup space with a SAAS product. Then for the second, yes it is still consulting. Would you recommend sticking with that?

Your profile would be stronger if you are leveraging a lot of your previous strengths and experiences. So if you can position yourself as a consultant, you can say I was kind of like a consultant because I had worked with many firms and startups consulting them on marketing strategy. That’s not as good as saying you worked for one of the big firms but that’s still better than saying I worked in this industry and now I want to change completely. The less changes you have, the better for your perceived employability chances and therefore for your admission chances as well.

Currently, the way you outline the stories that you want to move from technology into the fast moving consumer goods, that’s not really something Business schools are going to be excited about if that’s your short-term goal. A long-term goal could be a monk in Tibet - they really don’t care what you’ll be doing in 10 years but they want to make sure that there’s a fit between who comes on campus to recruit where students traditionally have established pathways basically they want to bring in the student who would fit their success model.

In a strange way you want to make yourself unique and appealing but at the same time you want to make your profile very normal and boring and typical. That’s a tricky game to play but do you want to have a unique profile with very normal goals.

I also feel that you can probably target slightly higher schools as well such as Darden. They have been generous with scholarships in the past and looking at the schools you’ve chosen it seems like you’re shooting for scholarships as well.

Jones is another program - I know there are some folks from Nigeria at both of those programs so reach out and start building out your network though I would say that for the next week or two all the second year students are traveling and moving around so it’s no use contacting them until probably mid September, which is likely too late for round one unfortunately.

AmeerKhatri

Hello Oreo,

Your 325 GRE and 3.4 GPA are acceptable for the schools on your list, but not differentiating. What stands out is your 5+ years in marketing across Africa and Europe, your current fintech role, and your volunteering track record. These provide a strong narrative for consulting and long-term impact through a growth hub.

The concern is school selection: Rice, Kelley, Simon, and Terry are attainable, but McCombs and Vanderbilt are slightly more competitive and will want to see clearer leadership progression.

I recommend tightening your goals, consulting with FMCGs is strong, but you should connect it more directly to your post-MBA trajectory to show alignment.

Let’s connect to refine your positioning and school list for maximum admit chances.

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MBAandBeyond

Thank you for sharing your profile @Oreo9. Let's start! A Female, Nigeria → underrepresented in U.S. MBA applicant pools (is a plus). 5 years in marketing across tech/fintech startups and global businesses. Strong leadership potential. GPA 3.4 (slightly below some medians but not a blocker). Postgrad diploma (marketing/comm + some quant coursework) is useful. GRE 325 is good. Extracurriculars: Strong volunteer narrative training early-stage professionals and entrepreneurs → aligns beautifully with your long-term goals (growth hub). Post-MBA Goals: Short-term = consulting (marketing/strategy focus); Long-term = consulting for FMCGs + entrepreneurship → clear, logical, authentic.

Chances:
Competitive: Kelley, Jones, Olin, Owen, Simon.
Stretch but Possible: McCombs, Fuqua, Darden.
Possible (with strong execution): Terry, Simon.

Areas to improve/ Focus on:
1) Quant confidence: Adcoms will ask, can she handle the heavy quant load in the MBA?
You already have some quant coursework in your postgrad diploma; highlight this.
Optional: take a short online course (Accounting, Stats, or Data Analytics) with a grade to prove readiness.

2) Career Storytelling: Consulting is competitive. You’ll need to:
Translate your marketing leadership into transferable skills (strategy, problem-solving, cross-market scaling).
Show evidence of client-facing or advisory roles (even internally) to make the consulting pivot credible.

3)Leadership/ Impact Evidence: Go beyond job title, emphasize:
Driving growth across geographies (Africa + Europe).
Training/ mentoring initiatives (fits perfectly into long-term “Growth Hub” story).

4) Networking with students/ alumni is critical. These schools want demonstrated interest.

Questions for you to reflect on:
1) What specific leadership responsibilities do you hold today (team size, budget, market responsibility)?
2) Do you have direct strategy/project management examples (not just executional marketing)?
3) How much weight do you place on scholarships when selecting schools?

Bottom Line: You have a distinct, globally relevant profile with a clear and authentic long-term mission. If you tighten your quant story, make your consulting pivot concrete, and network deeply, you’ll be competitive across your target schools and could stretch to slightly higher-ranked programs (like Darden and IESE) with scholarships.

We would love to learn more about your academic background, extracurricular activities, professional experience, and personal journey so we can offer a more tailored assessment of your profile and evaluate your chances at your target schools more accurately. If you'd like, feel free to book a profile evaluation session.

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ARINGO

4 months ago

Hi Malik
Priyanka here from ARINGO. Speaking about your profile, your background in public health and energy, paired with a goal to pivot into consulting with a focus on healthcare and social impact, gives you a compelling and mission-driven narrative.

Aim for a strong GRE score to demonstrate academic readiness and boost your chances at your target schools. Your post-MBA goal makes a lot of sense given your experience in public health, but it’ll be important to clearly connect the dots: what kind of consulting (strategy, healthcare-focused, NGO, etc.) are you aiming for, and why now?

Also, some quick questions that would help refine your profile evaluation: What kind of leadership or project ownership have you had in your public health work? Have you had any international exposure or cross-functional work with governments, NGOs, or large institutions? And do you have any ECs or volunteer involvement outside of work?

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Malik1998

Thank you for the feedback, Ill keep the additional questions in mind.

Hello Malik1998,

Your background in public health projects and interest in consulting roles within healthcare/social impact is a solid, timely fit.

With a 3.3 GPA, you’ll need a GRE score in the 320+ range to remain competitive for your target schools LIKE Fuqua, Goizueta, Kenan-Flagler, Johnson, and Questrom. Clarify your why-MBA story: how the program bridges the gap from your current public-sector work to commercial strategy roles at consulting firms focused on health and social impact.

Once your score is in, lean into consulting-fit essays and target mid-tier programs where your background is differentiated.

Let’s refine your narrative and prep for the GRE.
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Hi Ameer, So I just did my GRE and managed to score a 330+. And yes ive started working towards the essays.

Nice, with a 330+ you should be able to upgrade the school list or definitely get some scholarships from the previously mentioned schools

MBADecoder

"My background is in public health projects, and I’m using the MBA to shift into consulting roles that focus on healthcare and social impact."

that's a nice narrative for career goals as it shows relevance with your past experience. However, the devil will lie in the details. To make a convincing argument, you must address why consulting is the right vehicle for you to make social impact. While seeing essays this year, I am finding that many applicants don't address this bit, leaving scope to make their goals essay more convincing.

Secondly, I would wait for your GMAT score before deciding on the b-school lost. At the moment, I feel you have listed down too many schools with less commonality between them, which makes me wonder about your selection criteria. I would lean in on b-schools that will give you the academic and professional exposure you need to work in healthcare consulting. Duke and UNC become obvious choices, even Kelley is alright, but lets work out the other program choices once you have a GMAT score. Accordingly, you may want to swap a few lower ranked MBA programs for some top 15-20 programs.

All the best for the GMAT and feel free to reach out for further queries.

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Hi Namita, Since my scores are in, Ive slightly adjusted my school list, the common thing among these programs would be the scholarship offers, Im trying to target Unis where I can get maximum scholarships. Second common thing is their Healthcare consulting outcomes, Duke, Vanderbilt and Emory are among the top picks.

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Vashi99

1 year ago

Hello MohdZainKhan,
What is your GMAT score?

Mohd Zaid Khan

I am preparing for my first attempt next month

dee1pug1

Please add some details on your scores, work experience, etc. to help someone offer useful inputs to you. 'Willing to work''' does not sound like a choice of a career direction. Re startup option, is the plan to do it in the USA or return to India for it? There are different considerations and implications in each scenario.

I am currently preparing for GMAT planned in next month . I have edited my profile description .

Hey, MohdZaidKhan

You have a unique and interesting profile, with a background that spans multiple countries and industries, particularly within energy. Your international exposure, having been born and raised in the UAE, studied in India and Denmark, and now running your own business, adds an intriguing global dimension to your profile. The fact that you’ve been entrepreneurial in starting and running your own business since 2022 is a significant strength, particularly as you aim to continue building within the renewable energy space post-MBA. A GRE score of 332 is very competitive, especially for top-tier MBA programs. Since GPA can be a weaker point, you’ll need to emphasize the strength of your GRE score, post-graduate work, and entrepreneurial achievements to mitigate concerns about your academic performance during undergrad.

Your post-MBA goals are well-defined, with a clear trajectory of starting and growing a renewable energy company. However, AdComs can question you regarding your short-term goal and current business. So make sure you align your goals in a proper manner. Take a look at one of our articles on “How to bring collinearity in your Post-MBA goals”it will give you some insights. Also, the focus on renewable energy is increasing and growing and aligns well with many business schools’ focus on sustainability and innovation. Schools will want to see evidence of leadership and the tangible impact you've had in your roles. Be sure to highlight specific achievements—whether through revenue growth, innovative projects, or leadership initiatives within your family business and your own venture. Quantifying your impact will help solidify your leadership profile.

You can target schools that have strong energy or sustainability programs, as well as a focus on entrepreneurship. Schools like Stanford, MIT Sloan, and UC Berkeley Haas, which emphasize innovation and sustainability, might be good fits for your goals in the renewable energy space.

To get a more in-depth analysis and personalized feedback on how to best present your experiences, we are happy to hop on a call with you sometime this week to discuss your profile in depth and give you specific pointers to strengthen your application and gauge your fit for B-school.

Hi,
From your work experience description, it sounds like you are onto something very big in your career. What exactly is your role in establishing this fuel farm across the number of airports you have mentioned? If you are into operations- then it could be a very significant responsibility. If you are working in safety, then my experience of working with similar applicants tells me that the job is not so challenging. So it would be great to have more details from you on the nature of your work.
Another thought- if you are in the middle of projects which will lead to very valuable outcomes and you have a significant role to play, then you may want to consider applying after you have garnered some considerable achievements in them- which could be next year.
Regarding your goals- branding sounds unrelated to your work so far and could be a step down. Founding startups- do you have an idea already. Then perhaps working in it would be more beneficial than doing an MBA
Would be happy to char and understand your profile better.
Namita Garg,
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JayBKK

7 months ago

Hi, could you share a bit more of your experience?

LelandAdmissions

5 months ago

Huge congratulations on Stanford, Yale, and Darden!

samridhi23

Hello Bulgnn, can I please connect with you on Stanford application?

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Great background and goals, but a 535 GMAT FE won’t clear the bar. Retake, hit 635+, then Rotman is realistic and LBS/INSEAD are back on the table

Hello Praew,

You bring 6 years at EY with steady progression to Audit Manager, which gives you solid credentials. However, with a 3.43 GPA and no GMAT yet, you’re at risk for top UK programs. LBS, Oxford, and Cambridge all expect strong test scores, particularly for applicants from finance and Big 4 backgrounds.

You’ll need 700+ GMAT or equivalent GRE to be competitive. Your long-term CFO goal is strong, but you should frame a short-term post-MBA goal (IB, corporate finance, or PE) that bridges realistically from your current track.

Let’s connect to work on test score strategy and refining your post-MBA goals for UK schools.

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Hello Tanner,

You’re in an interesting position since you already hold a deferred admit at Darden. Your academic background (4.0 in Applied Physics, GMAT 720) and early work in software engineering give you strong credentials.

The challenge is convincing M7 schools why they should take you over simply attending Darden. They will want to see clear career growth in your new role, certifications, and evidence of leadership impact.

Your reapplication must emphasize why an M7 program is necessary for your finance/product management pivot versus Darden. A higher GMAT (740+) would strengthen your case and show improvement since 2023.

Let’s connect to build a reapplication strategy that maximizes your M7 chances.

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Thanks for sharing your profile @Evelyng! Let's start! 6 years of professional experience from Vietnam, representing a first-generation undergrad female candidate with a unique, multicultural outlook. 3.0/4 GPA is lower than ideal for top programs, but not a deal-breaker. GMAT FE score of 625 is low. Broad exposure across market research, headhunting, e-commerce, non-profit education, and managing a small side business this speaks to adaptability, entrepreneurship, and leadership.

Why the gap matters & how to bridge it: GMAT & GPA are significant signalers in the schools' holistic evaluations. With a 625 GMAT, you're currently below the average range, which risks being screenable in early rounds. If possible, retake the GMAT (target: 675, 685+, higher the better) or consider the GRE if that aligns better with your strengths. Take a high-level analytics, statistics, or entrepreneurship course and earn top marks; mention these in optional essays.

Questions to personalize your story further:
1) What specific type of tech entrepreneurship are you aiming for e-commerce platform, edtech, fintech)?
2) Do you have any metrics from your small business (growth %, user base, revenue, impact)?
3) Have you led any cross-border or tech-focused consulting initiatives?
4) Are you open to European-only programs if the U.S. remains statistically out of reach at your current score?

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Evelyng

Thanks for your response, I'll review the plan

Hello Evelyng,

Your story as a first-gen Vietnamese female adds valuable diversity, but your current stats are a barrier. A 3.0 GPA and 625 GMAT Focus fall well below averages at Haas, Yale, and Sloan, and even Anderson and Marshall are stretches with those numbers.

Your eclectic experience across e-commerce, headhunting, non-profit, and entrepreneurship is interesting but needs to be tied together into a coherent post-MBA vision.

If consulting or tech entrepreneurship is your goal, you will need a much stronger GMAT (680–700+) to be taken seriously. Without it, the schools on your list are mostly out of reach.

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Thanks for your response, i understand the situation, I will retake the GMAT to improve the chance. Is it possible to submit the application the update the school with new GMAT score ( after the deadline) ?

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Hello GuyRandom,

Your leadership and management background from the military is a strong differentiator, and schools like Ross, McCombs, and Tepper value candidates with that experience.

However, your GPA (2.37) and GRE (316) are well below averages at your target schools. While your service academy will be recognized as rigorous, you will need to explain the low GPA clearly and show evidence of academic readiness, either through a stronger test score or additional coursework.

Right now, Tepper and McCombs are within reach if you apply with strong essays, but Wharton and Kellogg are out of range unless your GRE improves. For consulting goals, you need a program with strong MBB/Big 4 consulting placement, so retaking the GRE into the 320s+ should be a priority.

Let’s discuss how to position your leadership experience and overcome the academic concerns.

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MBAApp27

Sir there is no easy way to say this but I’d recommend getting another job.

Thanks for sharing your profile @GuyRandom ! You’re in a unique and competitive segment of the applicant pool: military officers from service academies. Let's start! GPA: 2.37 (from a U.S. service academy; Political Science), is below average at most top MBA programs but offset by (a) the prestige/rigor of a service academy, (b) demanding military career, (c) leadership record. GRE: 316 (162V / 154Q / AWA 4.5). Verbal is strong, Quant is a bit low for M7 schools like Kellogg/Wharton, but can be competitive for many programs. 8 years as a military officer → strong leadership, management, operations, and strategy transferable to consulting. Cross-functional skills: policy creation, training, project mgmt. That breadth is good for consulting. Most schools actively seek military veterans and underrepresented minorities.

Extras: D1 athlete → shows discipline, teamwork, perseverance. Community service with underserved populations → aligns well with “impact-driven” essays. Early-stage media brand → could be a differentiator if framed as an entrepreneurial initiative.

Weaknesses & areas to improve: Low GPA (2.37) – Will raise red flags. Needs active mitigation. Highlight quant/analytical aspects of your military roles in your resume/essays. GRE 316 (esp. Quant 154), below average at Wharton/Kellogg (typical middle 80% ~ 320-330 GRE). It’s fine for Ross, McCombs, Tepper, and Jones, but it could limit M7's chances. If you can push your score in the 320+ range(higher the better) with a retake, it would materially strengthen your app. The media brand highlights an early stage, so you can position it as “entrepreneurial interest/initiative”. Start networking with your target school students and alumni.

Key questions for you:
1) Are you willing to retake the GRE, or do you want to move forward with 316?
2) Do you want to target M7 as a “reach” (knowing odds are lower), or focus on slightly more achievable programs?
3) Would you be open to 1-year MBAs (Kellogg 1Y, Cornell Tech, or accelerated European programs) given your 8 years of work experience?
4) Consulting is highly structured recruiting. Do you have a preference for MBB (McKinsey, Bain, BCG) or are you open to Tier 2 firms (Deloitte, Strategy&, Accenture Strategy)?

You can read this blog on "Journey of a Military Veteran to MBA"

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