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Updated on: 14 Dec 2010, 20:54
Originally posted by wintherace on 13 Dec 2010, 02:32.
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Please, evaluate my chances for Wharton and Booth.
Russian.
GMAT is 750 (Q50, V41).
Am I a good fit for Booth and Whatron?
And, are my unusual work experience and my age my disadvantages when it comes to these two schools?
What should I emphasize in my essay to strengthen my position?
Thank you in advance.
Russian.
GMAT is 750 (Q50, V41).
Am I a good fit for Booth and Whatron?
And, are my unusual work experience and my age my disadvantages when it comes to these two schools?
What should I emphasize in my essay to strengthen my position?
Thank you in advance.
14 Dec 2010, 10:42
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Hard to say. It comes down to how well you execute your applications, how well you interview, and of course a bit of luck as well.
As for what to emphasize in your applications, there isn't some cookie cutter formula or recipe that I can tell you in a short post. It's something you're going to have to figure out throughout the course of the application process; it's not something you just decide upfront, but more of a discovery process as you write multiple drafts and through trial-and-error you'll be able to figure out what works best for YOU (as opposed to trying to write towards some "standard").
Like any application, the key is being able to convey that you're a mature and accomplished person who can work well with people from all kinds of backgrounds.
As for what to emphasize in your applications, there isn't some cookie cutter formula or recipe that I can tell you in a short post. It's something you're going to have to figure out throughout the course of the application process; it's not something you just decide upfront, but more of a discovery process as you write multiple drafts and through trial-and-error you'll be able to figure out what works best for YOU (as opposed to trying to write towards some "standard").
Like any application, the key is being able to convey that you're a mature and accomplished person who can work well with people from all kinds of backgrounds.
