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23 Apr 2012, 04:32
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Hi Alex,
Thank you for your time on this forum. Can you please give me an evaluation on my profile? I've only just started looking.
GMAT: 760 (50/43), AWA 6.0
Demographics: Singaporean Male
Citizenship: USA, but moved to Singapore when I was 5 and have been here since
Undergrad: Business, graduated in with a GPA of 3.3/4.0 in 2007 from a local Singaporean university
Work experience: 2 years investment banking, 3 years entrepreneurial (finance-related, have been moderately successful in personally earning 100-150k/year on company profits of +500k/year)
Others: Have a CFA and leadership roles in recreational sports for a few years
I have not looked too deep into the individualistic aspects of each school yet, so could you give me a idea of which "tier" I should apply to? I realize my demographics is not helping, so I'm a little lost. Thanks a bunch!
Thank you for your time on this forum. Can you please give me an evaluation on my profile? I've only just started looking.
GMAT: 760 (50/43), AWA 6.0
Demographics: Singaporean Male
Citizenship: USA, but moved to Singapore when I was 5 and have been here since
Undergrad: Business, graduated in with a GPA of 3.3/4.0 in 2007 from a local Singaporean university
Work experience: 2 years investment banking, 3 years entrepreneurial (finance-related, have been moderately successful in personally earning 100-150k/year on company profits of +500k/year)
Others: Have a CFA and leadership roles in recreational sports for a few years
I have not looked too deep into the individualistic aspects of each school yet, so could you give me a idea of which "tier" I should apply to? I realize my demographics is not helping, so I'm a little lost. Thanks a bunch!
23 Apr 2012, 09:49
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To be honest, it is in your best interest to do your research rather than have me tell you what to do at this stage.
What are you looking to do post-MBA -- where do you hope to live, what kinds of jobs are you looking for, etc. A big part of what schools to target is based on what you're hoping to do post-MBA. Most people don't have an *exact* idea of the jobs they want, but most will have pretty strong views about where they want to live (or where they don't want to live) right after b-school. No matter how global a school claims to be, the fact is the majority of fresh grads tend to cluster around the schools they attended (i.e. those who attended schools in the east coast tend to work/live on the east coast; those who attend schools in Europe tend to stay in Europe, and so on).
What are you looking to do post-MBA -- where do you hope to live, what kinds of jobs are you looking for, etc. A big part of what schools to target is based on what you're hoping to do post-MBA. Most people don't have an *exact* idea of the jobs they want, but most will have pretty strong views about where they want to live (or where they don't want to live) right after b-school. No matter how global a school claims to be, the fact is the majority of fresh grads tend to cluster around the schools they attended (i.e. those who attended schools in the east coast tend to work/live on the east coast; those who attend schools in Europe tend to stay in Europe, and so on).
