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Updated on: 18 Jan 2021, 16:24
Originally posted by MBAMSAspirant16 on 12 Aug 2019, 04:34.
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Hi sandrajoseph16,
Thanks for reaching out. From a work experience perspective, your profile seems strong-- you've clearly been a top performer who has taken initiative. The on-site client exposure is good to emphasize too. As is international experience if you've had any. Your education background is strong too (FYI, the Bachelors grades are all that admissions will review). Your extracurriculars seemed strong while in school, but a little lacking since. Anything you're involved with outside of work now? Try to bring those out on your resume. Also if you take part in voluntary activities/committees/mentoring at work, you could position those as extra activities. I think your other challenge is GMAT, especially on the Verbal side. While your overall score is in range, that low verbal might be a challenge for some schools like Foster where their average GMAT is in the high 600s. If you're not already planning to retake, I think it's worth a shot to see if you can get that Verbal score up.
Hope that helps, and good luck!
Kate
Thanks for reaching out. From a work experience perspective, your profile seems strong-- you've clearly been a top performer who has taken initiative. The on-site client exposure is good to emphasize too. As is international experience if you've had any. Your education background is strong too (FYI, the Bachelors grades are all that admissions will review). Your extracurriculars seemed strong while in school, but a little lacking since. Anything you're involved with outside of work now? Try to bring those out on your resume. Also if you take part in voluntary activities/committees/mentoring at work, you could position those as extra activities. I think your other challenge is GMAT, especially on the Verbal side. While your overall score is in range, that low verbal might be a challenge for some schools like Foster where their average GMAT is in the high 600s. If you're not already planning to retake, I think it's worth a shot to see if you can get that Verbal score up.
Hope that helps, and good luck!
Kate
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