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Joined: 09 Jan 2012
Last visit: 29 Jan 2013
Posts: 35
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Location: United Kingdom
Concentration: Strategy, Marketing
Schools: Kellogg 1YR '15 Goizueta '16 Booth '16 Haas '15
GMAT 1: 660 Q47 V33
GPA: 2.93
WE:Analyst (Energy)
09 Jan 2012, 14:14
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Hi everyone, first the info:
1) 27 in Summer 2013
2) Major in International Management at large privat university in Germany (3.1 GPA overall / 3.6 GPA in double-major: Project Management and Marketing) with a company scholarship (big oil company) and a semester abroad (Netherlands top 100 FT Management)
GMAT: 660 81st Percentile (47Q and 33V)
3) Central European Project Manager for one year now. Before: Business Analyst for Germany (2 Years) and 2 Years Trainee with time in Hong Kong (before Graduation!). Total: 5 years in oil industry with big global player.
Emerging Leaders program since last week
4) Honorary Ambassador of South Korea since 2011, Involved in scholarship and student exchanges since 2004
5) Would like to move into consulting
6) Prefer one year MBA. On my list to apply in the summer (early rounds): Kellogg (dream, but not realistic), Emory, Notre Dame
Reccomendations I wanted to ask: Consultant I have been working with in the last project and my line manager within the big oil company.
Compared to the "normal" average the one-year programs for business majors tend to be less competetive on the hard numbers. I would like to focus on the electives and therefore see the accelarated MBA / one-year MBA as a good idea. What do you think? Any advice?
Thanks!
1) 27 in Summer 2013
2) Major in International Management at large privat university in Germany (3.1 GPA overall / 3.6 GPA in double-major: Project Management and Marketing) with a company scholarship (big oil company) and a semester abroad (Netherlands top 100 FT Management)
GMAT: 660 81st Percentile (47Q and 33V)
3) Central European Project Manager for one year now. Before: Business Analyst for Germany (2 Years) and 2 Years Trainee with time in Hong Kong (before Graduation!). Total: 5 years in oil industry with big global player.
Emerging Leaders program since last week
4) Honorary Ambassador of South Korea since 2011, Involved in scholarship and student exchanges since 2004
5) Would like to move into consulting
6) Prefer one year MBA. On my list to apply in the summer (early rounds): Kellogg (dream, but not realistic), Emory, Notre Dame
Reccomendations I wanted to ask: Consultant I have been working with in the last project and my line manager within the big oil company.
Compared to the "normal" average the one-year programs for business majors tend to be less competetive on the hard numbers. I would like to focus on the electives and therefore see the accelarated MBA / one-year MBA as a good idea. What do you think? Any advice?
Thanks!
09 Jan 2012, 15:34
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OFF TOPIC:
What is the draw to a one year program? You have a decent GMAT.
With a two year you can do a summer internship which can make you look favorable to other companies.
Remember, you can only get one MBA! Make sure you get the absolute most out of it. Electives aren't enough to give you a well-rounded education.
Regards
What is the draw to a one year program? You have a decent GMAT.
With a two year you can do a summer internship which can make you look favorable to other companies.
Remember, you can only get one MBA! Make sure you get the absolute most out of it. Electives aren't enough to give you a well-rounded education.
Regards
10 Jan 2012, 07:59
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Are you sure all of the programs you mentioned have one year MBAs? I didn't know Kellogg did, but I really hadn't researched it either. I'd also agree with the poster above regarding the two year MBA; I think many aspects of it are preferred by companies over a one year MBA.
