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21 Mar 2008, 02:32
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Age: 30 years
Origin: Indian
Profession: IT (systems analyst) with 4 years experience
Education 2 master's degree in engineering (GPA 3.3)
GMAT scores: 745, planning to retake
Excellent professional references
Lead undergraduate basketball team, participated/organised in fund raisers, student organisations
MBA: IT, operations
- What are my chances of getting into Stanford GSB or berkeley part-time
- What schools are my best bets
- What are my long shots.
I really appreciate your response.
Thanks.
Origin: Indian
Profession: IT (systems analyst) with 4 years experience
Education 2 master's degree in engineering (GPA 3.3)
GMAT scores: 745, planning to retake
Excellent professional references
Lead undergraduate basketball team, participated/organised in fund raisers, student organisations
MBA: IT, operations
- What are my chances of getting into Stanford GSB or berkeley part-time
- What schools are my best bets
- What are my long shots.
I really appreciate your response.
Thanks.
25 Mar 2008, 12:12
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Gmathuhh,
You didn't give me a lot of info, but based on your age, common profile (male Indian IT), apparent lack of formal leadership roles. and postcollege community involvement, I would say that your chances at Stanford are very small. Given your goals you would probably be competitive at these schools: Carnegie Mellon, UCI, Texas, Maryland. Long shots given your goals would be MIT and Haas.
Good luck,
You didn't give me a lot of info, but based on your age, common profile (male Indian IT), apparent lack of formal leadership roles. and postcollege community involvement, I would say that your chances at Stanford are very small. Given your goals you would probably be competitive at these schools: Carnegie Mellon, UCI, Texas, Maryland. Long shots given your goals would be MIT and Haas.
Good luck,
25 Mar 2008, 20:19
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Thanks Paul.
Would you agree that having 2 masters degree in engineering makes my case more persuasive? The fact that my role is more a subject matter expert than a 'stereo type' IT analyst gives me a chance to build on. I have successfully trained a team of customer service folks to successfully transition to system development positions. Have successfully layed out and improve operational efficiency interms of eliminating redundant processes and save costs.
I am geographically limited and would be quite change to move away from west coast.
I took notice of 'formal' leadership, community involvement......... any other pointers, suggestions to maximize my chances. I truly appreciate your response and you "Mr. PBodine" are accepted!!.
I have been working to undo the "male indian it" cliche.
Would you agree that having 2 masters degree in engineering makes my case more persuasive? The fact that my role is more a subject matter expert than a 'stereo type' IT analyst gives me a chance to build on. I have successfully trained a team of customer service folks to successfully transition to system development positions. Have successfully layed out and improve operational efficiency interms of eliminating redundant processes and save costs.
I am geographically limited and would be quite change to move away from west coast.
I took notice of 'formal' leadership, community involvement......... any other pointers, suggestions to maximize my chances. I truly appreciate your response and you "Mr. PBodine" are accepted!!.
I have been working to undo the "male indian it" cliche.
