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05 Dec 2014, 17:20
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Hello everyone,
Could you please take two minutes of your time to help your fellow man?
Let me give a real brief intro about myself:
GMAT score - 730
GPA - 6.3/10
Work-ex - 2.5 years, till now. will be 3 the time I join in any university. Working as an analyst in one of the big 4 Consultancies.
Co-curricular - president, college press club and captain of football team.
I had been concentrating hard on just giving my exam and now that it is done, I am having a real tussle in finalizing a school. I have a very good record in the work I have done with my company over the last couple of years, and want to pursue Tech Consulting, or Strategy and Operations. Have done work in the field of Data Analytics as well.
I am thinking of Anderson, Kelley, McCombs, Sloan(long shot?), Haas, Cornell - but am not able to just put my finger on which all should I go for, and this is not letting me write the essays.
Can you please help me decide?
Thanks ! : )
Could you please take two minutes of your time to help your fellow man?
Let me give a real brief intro about myself:
GMAT score - 730
GPA - 6.3/10
Work-ex - 2.5 years, till now. will be 3 the time I join in any university. Working as an analyst in one of the big 4 Consultancies.
Co-curricular - president, college press club and captain of football team.
I had been concentrating hard on just giving my exam and now that it is done, I am having a real tussle in finalizing a school. I have a very good record in the work I have done with my company over the last couple of years, and want to pursue Tech Consulting, or Strategy and Operations. Have done work in the field of Data Analytics as well.
I am thinking of Anderson, Kelley, McCombs, Sloan(long shot?), Haas, Cornell - but am not able to just put my finger on which all should I go for, and this is not letting me write the essays.
Can you please help me decide?
Thanks ! : )
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08 Dec 2014, 16:28
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disclosure: I attended one of these schools
Its hard to give you advice other than to say you should share more about where you want to go in your career and grow as a person.
With your background you can get into any of these schools, depending on your ability to share a cohesive story and some of the idiosyncrasies of your application.
Long Term:
Do you have a particular change you want to make in the world?
Why would business school help you achieve that change?
What resources do you think you want to use to make that change tangible?
Which of the schools might better connect you with those resources?
Short Term:
Where do you want to work geographically? Which school might best help you get there?
What company do you want to work for?
etc.
All great schools with different strengths. Consider reflecting a little more on where you are headed and restating your goals (not your credentials) to get a more helpful answer from the community.
Its hard to give you advice other than to say you should share more about where you want to go in your career and grow as a person.
With your background you can get into any of these schools, depending on your ability to share a cohesive story and some of the idiosyncrasies of your application.
Long Term:
Do you have a particular change you want to make in the world?
Why would business school help you achieve that change?
What resources do you think you want to use to make that change tangible?
Which of the schools might better connect you with those resources?
Short Term:
Where do you want to work geographically? Which school might best help you get there?
What company do you want to work for?
etc.
All great schools with different strengths. Consider reflecting a little more on where you are headed and restating your goals (not your credentials) to get a more helpful answer from the community.
08 Dec 2014, 17:03
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vibsaxena
Are you in India? (I am not familiar with the 10 scale.) Why did you choose the list that you did already? Did you want to be in a specific geographic region? Or was it strictly due to practice areas?
