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23 Aug 2012, 23:42
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- female/black
- graduated from a prestigious liberal arts college with a double major in the humanities and 2.99 GPA
- worked in non profit/community all through college and for the first few years after graduating
- have been in corporate (with two different fortune 500 firms - general mills & coca-cola) for the past 7 years
- approx 4 of those 7 years have been in admin/coordinator capacity although i was working on high profile projects
- last three years have been in corporate finance (corporate reporting)
- i think i could get rather decent recommendations and score well on GMAT, although i haven't taken it yet.
- i think my diverse background is a PRO, but my low GPA is a CON
- overall i was not focused and not very motivated in undergrad resulting in low GPA. since then i have chose a clear path for my career and future and i am highly regarded in my job and considered a high potential and a strong leader. currently live in atlanta but would be willing to move if accepted to a top 10 or even top 20 school.
what do you think my chances are of getting into a top MBA program?
thanks!
- graduated from a prestigious liberal arts college with a double major in the humanities and 2.99 GPA
- worked in non profit/community all through college and for the first few years after graduating
- have been in corporate (with two different fortune 500 firms - general mills & coca-cola) for the past 7 years
- approx 4 of those 7 years have been in admin/coordinator capacity although i was working on high profile projects
- last three years have been in corporate finance (corporate reporting)
- i think i could get rather decent recommendations and score well on GMAT, although i haven't taken it yet.
- i think my diverse background is a PRO, but my low GPA is a CON
- overall i was not focused and not very motivated in undergrad resulting in low GPA. since then i have chose a clear path for my career and future and i am highly regarded in my job and considered a high potential and a strong leader. currently live in atlanta but would be willing to move if accepted to a top 10 or even top 20 school.
what do you think my chances are of getting into a top MBA program?
thanks!
25 Aug 2012, 05:49
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It would be difficult to get in a top 20 school. Your work experience lacks client facing roles, nor does it seem highly analytical - two of the more important traits top tier b-school look for. I feel that your chance at a top 20-30 school hinges on your GMAT score. If you can get a 720+ on your GMAT, I think your chances are good at Emory.
Good luck
