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Cool - thanks for those responses. Happy Pride! :)

To be honest, although I totally understand the appeal of staying at your company (since it sounds like you are on a roll there!) waiting two more years to apply is going to make things more challenging for you since you will be quite a bit above the average years of experience at that point. Would you consider applying next year instead? Then you'd have at least one promotion under your belt but you wouldn't be pushing things so hard when it comes to age/years of experience. If there's a lot going on at your company you could also consider returning to it as your ST goal (which would have the added benefit of being more unique than the consulting path).

It's not a total deal breaker to be above the average age/years of experience, and you'd still have a shot at top schools, but I'd seriously consider at least applying next year. When you wait too long there's no going back! When you're already coming from such a competitive demographic you have to be careful about creating any more challenges in your candidacy.

Another option would be to consider European schools. INSEAD would be a great fit for you & it skews a bit older so your age & years of experience would be less of an issue there.
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Thanks for the feedback, Jon. You are amazing. I will consider your suggestions seriously. Have a great week ahead!
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Happy to help!
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