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04 Apr 2013, 12:01
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Hi Satima,
Thanks for posting your profile. It looks like you have a very strong professional leadership experience - this should serve you well. Academically, your undergrad scores are strong, and your graduate scores are low, but I think you have an explanation for that. It seems like you are active extracurricularly, but I don't see much community activity (non profits, etc.) in your experience. That could be a weakness.
A lot will ride on your GMAT - there is a big difference between a 650 and a 700, so I would say your school targets might vary based on where you land. If you are in the 650-670 range, Wharton/INSEAD/Kellogg might be stretches... but if you're in the 670+ range, they may be possibilities. I'd suggest adding a couple safer programs to your list (e.g., UCLA, Darden, Cornell) so that you have a strong set of programs to choose from once you have your score.
Hope that helps!
Mili
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Thanks for posting your profile. It looks like you have a very strong professional leadership experience - this should serve you well. Academically, your undergrad scores are strong, and your graduate scores are low, but I think you have an explanation for that. It seems like you are active extracurricularly, but I don't see much community activity (non profits, etc.) in your experience. That could be a weakness.
A lot will ride on your GMAT - there is a big difference between a 650 and a 700, so I would say your school targets might vary based on where you land. If you are in the 650-670 range, Wharton/INSEAD/Kellogg might be stretches... but if you're in the 670+ range, they may be possibilities. I'd suggest adding a couple safer programs to your list (e.g., UCLA, Darden, Cornell) so that you have a strong set of programs to choose from once you have your score.
Hope that helps!
Mili
Mili Mittal
Senior Consultant
https://www.mbamission.com
Read the mbaMission Insider's Guides (16 individual school titles)
Download [url=https:// https://info.mbamission.com/MBA-Personal-Statement-Guide/]mbaMission’s Free Personal Statement Guide[/url]
Visit the mbaMission Blog
Follow mbaMission on Twitter
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Hi Mili,
First of all, my apologies for such a late reply and many thanks indeed for your comprehensive comments on my profile.
I do completely agree with you. The GMAT will most likely be the deciding factor in my application, and while I can add some extracurricular activities that are not mentioned in my profile below, I absolutely must score 670+ to stand better chances of getting accepted.
Appreciate your time and help greatly and many thanks again for your review.
Best regards,
satima
First of all, my apologies for such a late reply and many thanks indeed for your comprehensive comments on my profile.
I do completely agree with you. The GMAT will most likely be the deciding factor in my application, and while I can add some extracurricular activities that are not mentioned in my profile below, I absolutely must score 670+ to stand better chances of getting accepted.
Appreciate your time and help greatly and many thanks again for your review.
Best regards,
satima
