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18 Sep 2013, 15:32
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Hi,
I just started looking into schools and would like to get an idea of where I stand. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I'm a 26 years old female of Asian descent.
1) Work: I work for a big 4 accounting firm primarily focusing on IT and SOX audits for major fortune 500 companies. I've been here for four years, promoted once, and will be promoted to manager in another year (although I'm thinking of applying to school before this happens). I have worked with international teams and have worked abroad as part of this job (~2 weeks at a time).
2) GMAT: 720/42V/47Q/5AW taken in Dec 2011. My math is at 76% which makes me wonder if I should considering a retake.
3) School: Univ Southern California, 3.72 GPA, Double Major Business Admin & Accounting, Graduated 2009.
4) Leadership: I'm lacking in the community service area. I have done a few things through work but nothing consistent. Will need to get started this year, but that would still only give me one year of volunteering. Leadership wise, I led the recruiting efforts at a local college, organized multiple firm related events with over 20 people in attendance.
5) Certifications: CPA, CISA, thinking of working towards a CISSP but not sure if it make sense if I'm thinking of applying to school?
6) Target Schools: I feel MBA is only worth getting if from a top program. However, I know Stanfrod and HBS are probably out of reach due to my lack of community service and extraordinary extracurricular activities. However, I would like to know if I stand a chance at other top 10 schools. Potentially thinking of INSEAD for international.
7) R1 2014-2015
8) Management consulting or operations role
Thanks!
I just started looking into schools and would like to get an idea of where I stand. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I'm a 26 years old female of Asian descent.
1) Work: I work for a big 4 accounting firm primarily focusing on IT and SOX audits for major fortune 500 companies. I've been here for four years, promoted once, and will be promoted to manager in another year (although I'm thinking of applying to school before this happens). I have worked with international teams and have worked abroad as part of this job (~2 weeks at a time).
2) GMAT: 720/42V/47Q/5AW taken in Dec 2011. My math is at 76% which makes me wonder if I should considering a retake.
3) School: Univ Southern California, 3.72 GPA, Double Major Business Admin & Accounting, Graduated 2009.
4) Leadership: I'm lacking in the community service area. I have done a few things through work but nothing consistent. Will need to get started this year, but that would still only give me one year of volunteering. Leadership wise, I led the recruiting efforts at a local college, organized multiple firm related events with over 20 people in attendance.
5) Certifications: CPA, CISA, thinking of working towards a CISSP but not sure if it make sense if I'm thinking of applying to school?
6) Target Schools: I feel MBA is only worth getting if from a top program. However, I know Stanfrod and HBS are probably out of reach due to my lack of community service and extraordinary extracurricular activities. However, I would like to know if I stand a chance at other top 10 schools. Potentially thinking of INSEAD for international.
7) R1 2014-2015
8) Management consulting or operations role
Thanks!
19 Sep 2013, 02:28
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Hi,
In the list below may give you some idea to narrow down your choices.
The average GMAT score at each school is used to create the tiers. Within each tier, the schools are ranked by average alumni salary. As a rule of thumb, the ten schools at the top of a tier have a higher salary than than the ten schools at the bottom of the previous tier, often because the professional background and educational quality is better at those schools.
GMAT Tier 1 - GMAT over 690
Stanford University GSB
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA)
University of Pennsylvania: Wharton
Harvard Business School
Columbia Business School
MIT Sloan School of Management
Dartmouth College: Tuck
University of Chicago: Booth
Insead
Yale School of Management
London Business School
University of California at Berkeley: Haas
Northwestern University: Kellogg
Cornell University: Johnson
New York University: Stern
UCLA: Anderson
University of Michigan: Ross
Duke University: Fuqua
Indian School of Business
University of Oxford: Saïd
University of Virginia: Darden
Ceibs
University of North Carolina: Kenan-Flagler
GMAT Tier 2 - GMAT over 670
IE Business School
IMD
University of Cambridge: Judge
Cranfield School of Management
Iese Business School
Georgetown University: McDonough
Carnegie Mellon: Tepper
HEC Paris
Emory University: Goizueta
University of Texas at Austin: McCombs
Rice University: Jones
Vanderbilt University: Owen
University of Rochester: Simon
Boston College: Carroll
University of Notre Dame: Mendoza
University of Washington Business School: Foster
Wisconsin School of Business
Georgia Institute of Technology
Boston University School of Management
University of California at Irvine: Merage
University of California: Davis
Ohio State University: Fisher
Brigham Young University: Marriott
Arizona State University: Carey
GMAT Tier 3 - GMAT 650 or higher
Hong Kong UST Business School
Esade Business School
City University: Cass
Australian School of Business: AGSM
Imperial College Business School
Indiana University: Kelley
Melbourne Business School
University of Maryland: Smith
SDA Bocconi
Pennsylvania State University: Smeal
Wake Forest University: Babcock
Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School
Nanyang Business School
University of Western Ontario: Ivey
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
National University of Singapore School of Business
Purdue University: Krannert
Pepperdine University: Graziadio
University of Toronto: Rotman
University of Florida: Hough
McGill University: Desautels
University of Iowa: Tippie
University of British Columbia: Sauder
York University: Schulich
SP Jain Center of Management
GMAT Tier 4 - GMAT under 650
University of Cape Town GSB
University of Southern California: Marshall
Manchester Business School
Babson College: Olin
Lancaster University Management School
Warwick Business School
Texas A & M University: Mays
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
Hult International Business School
University College Dublin: Smurfit
University of Strathclyde Business School
SMU: Cox
Thunderbird School of Global Management
University of Edinburgh Business School
University of Georgia: Terry
Durham Business School
Kaist College of Business
College of William and Mary: Mason
Birmingham Business School
Ipade
Leeds University Business School
University of South Carolina: Moore
Eada
EM Lyon Business School
Incae Business School
Bradford School of Management/TiasNimbas Business School
Politecnico di Milano School of Management
IAE Business School
Kudos pls if it really helps
In the list below may give you some idea to narrow down your choices.
The average GMAT score at each school is used to create the tiers. Within each tier, the schools are ranked by average alumni salary. As a rule of thumb, the ten schools at the top of a tier have a higher salary than than the ten schools at the bottom of the previous tier, often because the professional background and educational quality is better at those schools.
GMAT Tier 1 - GMAT over 690
Stanford University GSB
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA)
University of Pennsylvania: Wharton
Harvard Business School
Columbia Business School
MIT Sloan School of Management
Dartmouth College: Tuck
University of Chicago: Booth
Insead
Yale School of Management
London Business School
University of California at Berkeley: Haas
Northwestern University: Kellogg
Cornell University: Johnson
New York University: Stern
UCLA: Anderson
University of Michigan: Ross
Duke University: Fuqua
Indian School of Business
University of Oxford: Saïd
University of Virginia: Darden
Ceibs
University of North Carolina: Kenan-Flagler
GMAT Tier 2 - GMAT over 670
IE Business School
IMD
University of Cambridge: Judge
Cranfield School of Management
Iese Business School
Georgetown University: McDonough
Carnegie Mellon: Tepper
HEC Paris
Emory University: Goizueta
University of Texas at Austin: McCombs
Rice University: Jones
Vanderbilt University: Owen
University of Rochester: Simon
Boston College: Carroll
University of Notre Dame: Mendoza
University of Washington Business School: Foster
Wisconsin School of Business
Georgia Institute of Technology
Boston University School of Management
University of California at Irvine: Merage
University of California: Davis
Ohio State University: Fisher
Brigham Young University: Marriott
Arizona State University: Carey
GMAT Tier 3 - GMAT 650 or higher
Hong Kong UST Business School
Esade Business School
City University: Cass
Australian School of Business: AGSM
Imperial College Business School
Indiana University: Kelley
Melbourne Business School
University of Maryland: Smith
SDA Bocconi
Pennsylvania State University: Smeal
Wake Forest University: Babcock
Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School
Nanyang Business School
University of Western Ontario: Ivey
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
National University of Singapore School of Business
Purdue University: Krannert
Pepperdine University: Graziadio
University of Toronto: Rotman
University of Florida: Hough
McGill University: Desautels
University of Iowa: Tippie
University of British Columbia: Sauder
York University: Schulich
SP Jain Center of Management
GMAT Tier 4 - GMAT under 650
University of Cape Town GSB
University of Southern California: Marshall
Manchester Business School
Babson College: Olin
Lancaster University Management School
Warwick Business School
Texas A & M University: Mays
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
Hult International Business School
University College Dublin: Smurfit
University of Strathclyde Business School
SMU: Cox
Thunderbird School of Global Management
University of Edinburgh Business School
University of Georgia: Terry
Durham Business School
Kaist College of Business
College of William and Mary: Mason
Birmingham Business School
Ipade
Leeds University Business School
University of South Carolina: Moore
Eada
EM Lyon Business School
Incae Business School
Bradford School of Management/TiasNimbas Business School
Politecnico di Milano School of Management
IAE Business School
Kudos pls if it really helps
29 Sep 2013, 22:56
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mbawho
You're welcome.
Sorry for the late reply. It's been busy.
You would have a shot at INSEAD. I agree that Stanford and HBS would be stretches for you. Consider Duke, Yale, Ross, Darden, CMU Tepper, Tuck, and Cornell Johnson. If you want to add a stretch program consider MIT Sloan and Kellogg.
Best,
Linda
