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11 Mar 2010, 05:01
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dear Alex
Age: 27 (but 28 when applying)
Nationality: Mexican, currently living in China
Educational Background: Bachelor in International Business (in the number 1 mexican university ITESM) - graduate with honors. With 1 year International Manager Program in Germany (Pforzheim University)
Vice President of Student association.
Languages: English, Spanish, German and Chinese fluent.
Work Experience (5 years experience):
Founder of a small consulting size company based in Hong kong with operation in China (4 years) - 120 K/year sales
Co Founder of a Auto Part Trading Company, mainly doing business with Europe and Central America, 100 k revenue/year
Co Founder of a mexican import and distributor company in Mexico. 100k/year revenue
Extracurricular: 2002 National Gymnastic Trampoline Champion and first athlete to Represent Mexico in a WORLD CUP CHAMPIONSHIP (Edmonton 2002).
GMAT: 710
I am interested in the following business schools:
Stanford (first option)
HBS
Wharton
Yale
Chicago
Can you please tell me if i have a shot for these schools.
Age: 27 (but 28 when applying)
Nationality: Mexican, currently living in China
Educational Background: Bachelor in International Business (in the number 1 mexican university ITESM) - graduate with honors. With 1 year International Manager Program in Germany (Pforzheim University)
Vice President of Student association.
Languages: English, Spanish, German and Chinese fluent.
Work Experience (5 years experience):
Founder of a small consulting size company based in Hong kong with operation in China (4 years) - 120 K/year sales
Co Founder of a Auto Part Trading Company, mainly doing business with Europe and Central America, 100 k revenue/year
Co Founder of a mexican import and distributor company in Mexico. 100k/year revenue
Extracurricular: 2002 National Gymnastic Trampoline Champion and first athlete to Represent Mexico in a WORLD CUP CHAMPIONSHIP (Edmonton 2002).
GMAT: 710
I am interested in the following business schools:
Stanford (first option)
HBS
Wharton
Yale
Chicago
Can you please tell me if i have a shot for these schools.
11 Mar 2010, 13:37
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Given your profile, here's how it works:
Between Stanford, Wharton and HBS, strangely enough you probably are the best fit for Stanford. HBS and Wharton tend to stick to the classic blue chip types than Stanford will. You are an "unknown quantity" because you have such a unique profile with few blue chip credentials (other than perhaps your undergrad). Also, Stanford has strong ties to the Latin-American community (lots of big donors like Cemex) so that can also work a little in your favor. In any case, all three schools are going to be a stretch - but you have enough there that it's at least worth giving them a serious shot.
As for Yale and Chicago, you should be competitive, so long as you put in strong applications.
Between Stanford, Wharton and HBS, strangely enough you probably are the best fit for Stanford. HBS and Wharton tend to stick to the classic blue chip types than Stanford will. You are an "unknown quantity" because you have such a unique profile with few blue chip credentials (other than perhaps your undergrad). Also, Stanford has strong ties to the Latin-American community (lots of big donors like Cemex) so that can also work a little in your favor. In any case, all three schools are going to be a stretch - but you have enough there that it's at least worth giving them a serious shot.
As for Yale and Chicago, you should be competitive, so long as you put in strong applications.
11 Mar 2010, 17:07
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thank you very much for your honest answer.
