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Re: Please evaluate my profile [#permalink]
1) Your list of schools are the ones that every competitive applicant considers. Getting into these schools is a bit of a crapshoot. Although, I don't think you're aiming too high, but keep in mind getting in will be competitive. Since you mentioned you're interested in finance I suggest you do some research on what schools are strong in the areas you'd like to concentrate in after bschool, before applying. Wharton, Chicago, Columbia all have pretty good finance programs.

2) Your GMAT scores are very good and your current job sounds challenging. I do think your GPA is on the lower end for HBS, which is about 3.6. The rest of the schools you listed all have avg GPAs around 3.4, so yours isn't that far from the mean. Although, your stats are fine, I think you might be at a disadvantage if you apply now because you've only had a 1.5 years of work experience, split between two places. I think you'll be in a much better position if you stay at your job for another year or two.

3) I don't think learning Mandarin will make a significant impact on the admissions board. If you're just learning for the hell of it, they'll just view it as an interest, that's it. If you're learning because you'd like to expand your career into Asia, I think the adcoms will make note of it bc you're showing dedication to your future career goals. Either way, I don't think it will make or break your app.
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