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1 years
Turkey
2025
Female
Score: 775 GMAT Focus
GPA: 3.84
Pre-MBA industry: Student
Post-MBA industry: Consulting
Harvard
Full Time MBA (2+2)
Full Time MBA (2+2)
Only Round, 2025
AppliedApr 23, 25
DeniedJun 25, 25
4 months ago
8 Jul 2025 04:07
Wharton
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 3, 2025
AppliedApr 23, 25
DeniedJun 16, 25
4 months ago
8 Jul 2025 04:07
Kellogg
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 3, 2025
AppliedApr 23, 25
DeniedJul 1, 25
4 months ago
8 Jul 2025 04:07
Booth
Booth Scholars
Booth Scholars
AcceptedJul 1, 25
ScholarshipNone
4 months ago
8 Jul 2025 04:07
Yale
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 3, 2025
InterviewedApr 28, 25
AcceptedMay 15, 25
ScholarshipNone
6 months ago
16 May 2025 12:05
8 months ago
11 Mar 2025 03:03
I graduated from a highly selective (<1%) but non-target U.S. university with a Business major (Strategic Finance) and an Economics minor. I founded my high school robotics team and have remained involved through refereeing, judging, and co-founding a nonprofit to expand robotics access for students. My undergrad took me to six countries, and I’ve completed internships and projects in San Francisco, Berlin, and Turkey (my home country). I want to do the Silver Scholars Program to accelerate my career in consulting, later pivoting to government or entrepreneurship, and plan to work in the U.S. for at least the next 10 years.
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8 months ago
11 Mar 2025, 15:05
Hi. Great profile. I think your GMAT is up there. While the average scores for these programs are fairly high, it’s kind of a side effect of the caliber of applicants, so I feel you are probably within the range already, so if there is other areas of your application that you can work on to improve your chances, you can focus on those but if the best use of your time is retaking the gym Matt, I think pushing it up 50 points would be a strong move.

Ideally for these programs you want to show a flurry of activity. It doesn’t have to be super cohesive but it needs to be purposeful and preferably have some kind of accomplishment or measurable goal or some kind of satisfying completion.

Failures are absolutely acceptable and expected. If you don’t fail you don’t learn so admissions love to ask about failures to see and evaluate your level of maturity. Only strong people are not afraid of speaking about failures and only mature people are wise enough to learn from them.