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1 years
Ghana
2026
Female
Score: Plan to take the GMAT
GPA: 3.29
Pre-MBA industry: Student
Post-MBA industry: Consulting
Carlson
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 2,
2026
3 months ago
2 Jan 2026 12:01
Ross (Michigan)
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 2,
2026
3 months ago
2 Jan 2026 12:01
Fisher
Full Time MBA
Full Time MBA
Round 1,
2026
InterviewedDec 23, 25
3 months ago
2 Jan 2026 12:01
8 months ago
30 Jul 2025 07:07
I am Lydia Sarpong, a purpose-driven Ghanaian with a background in Accounting and Finance, holding an MSc in Accounting and Finance and currently pursuing ICAG (Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana) certification, having reached level 3. I have gained practical experience through internships, national service and public sector engagements, including roles at Ghana Cocoa Board, GRIDCo and the Electoral Commission of Ghana. My professional journey reflects a deep commitment to transparency, accountability and public interest; values I intend to carry forward into the business world.
Beyond academics, I have served as a student association secretary, led community menstrual hygiene talks and currently serve as a church secretary. I am passionate about creating impact, particularly through mentoring and supporting others to grow while I grow. I value team collaboration, clear communication and sustainability in all aspects of work and life.
In the short term, I aim to secure a role in audit, business analysis or corporate sustainability within a multinational firm or an international development organization. I want to gain global exposure, sharpen my skills in risk management, financial reporting and ESG compliance, and contribute meaningfully to performance improvement and ethical standards in business operations.
My long-term goal is to establish an independent audit and advisory firm in Ghana focused on helping businesses operate transparently and sustainably. I want to create employment opportunities for young professionals interested in audit and finance and to influence policy-level reforms in financial accountability. Ultimately, I hope to serve as a bridge between global best practices and the local business environment.
I am open to global opportunities, but I am particularly targeting North America (especially the U.S. and Canada) for my MBA due to the diversity, quality of education and career exposure. I also have interest in Europe for its emphasis on sustainability and corporate governance.
Beyond academics, I have served as a student association secretary, led community menstrual hygiene talks and currently serve as a church secretary. I am passionate about creating impact, particularly through mentoring and supporting others to grow while I grow. I value team collaboration, clear communication and sustainability in all aspects of work and life.
In the short term, I aim to secure a role in audit, business analysis or corporate sustainability within a multinational firm or an international development organization. I want to gain global exposure, sharpen my skills in risk management, financial reporting and ESG compliance, and contribute meaningfully to performance improvement and ethical standards in business operations.
My long-term goal is to establish an independent audit and advisory firm in Ghana focused on helping businesses operate transparently and sustainably. I want to create employment opportunities for young professionals interested in audit and finance and to influence policy-level reforms in financial accountability. Ultimately, I hope to serve as a bridge between global best practices and the local business environment.
I am open to global opportunities, but I am particularly targeting North America (especially the U.S. and Canada) for my MBA due to the diversity, quality of education and career exposure. I also have interest in Europe for its emphasis on sustainability and corporate governance.
Your MSc, ICAG level 3, and public-sector exposure give you a strong technical base. Pairing that with a long-term goal of building an audit/advisory firm with ESG focus creates a meaningful story. A GMAT 680+ would make Ross and Tepper realistic, Carlson is highly achievable, and Rotterdam could be a strong cultural match. Your leadership in community initiatives and church adds dimension.
Scholarship potential is strong for diversity candidates with clear ROI stories, so emphasize financial constraints and societal impact in essays.
With the right framing, this profile can stand out across U.S. and EU programs.
Ameer Khatri, Admissions Consultant
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