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06 Jun 2013, 08:32
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Hi Everyone,
I am finishing a year of work experience as a civilian engineer (not a soldier!) with the US Air Force as part of a scholarship for service program with the DoD. My service commitment ends next year, and I want to move into start consulting at a top firm before joining an MBA program. I finished my BS/MS in Aerospace Engineering before joining the USAF, and had a UGPA: 3.53 and GGPA: 3.90.
Basically I am worried that I won't get an interview because
a) I have been out of school for a year
b) UGPA is not the best
c) My work experience has been contract management for engineering services/ reliability analyst/ technical engineering analysis
My plan is to take the GMAT in August and put that in my resume to display my aptitude. I want to get opinions from this forum on whether I stand a chance or not of getting an interview in the fall, and any suggestions to improve my story. I plan on starting to contact recruiters at the end of this month.
Thanks for your help!
I am finishing a year of work experience as a civilian engineer (not a soldier!) with the US Air Force as part of a scholarship for service program with the DoD. My service commitment ends next year, and I want to move into start consulting at a top firm before joining an MBA program. I finished my BS/MS in Aerospace Engineering before joining the USAF, and had a UGPA: 3.53 and GGPA: 3.90.
Basically I am worried that I won't get an interview because
a) I have been out of school for a year
b) UGPA is not the best
c) My work experience has been contract management for engineering services/ reliability analyst/ technical engineering analysis
My plan is to take the GMAT in August and put that in my resume to display my aptitude. I want to get opinions from this forum on whether I stand a chance or not of getting an interview in the fall, and any suggestions to improve my story. I plan on starting to contact recruiters at the end of this month.
Thanks for your help!
13 Jun 2013, 20:15
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Any advice?
Thanks!
Thanks!
18 Jun 2013, 20:57
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It's not impossible, but you will need to find someone you can network with to get you an interview. I'd suggest using linkedin to try and find some people from your UG at companies you want to target and go from there.
