Hello
MarcoSac,
Where are you attending undergrad? I just want to confirm that this school awards GPAs on a 4.0 basis and your 3.0 is not converted from a different scale.
Your internship at Deloitte is definitely a strength.
Personal MBA Coach was actually founded by a former Deloitte consultant and we work with a lot of clients from there each year!
Deferred MBA programs can be competitive, however. Because of this, we really suggest working to maximize your GMAT if you want to get into a top US program. Realistically you will need around a 750 as an Indian applicant.
Additionally, successful applicants have often demonstrated considerable leadership through extracurriculars. Do you have any activities that would help enhance your profile in this regard?
As far as programs to consider, a few that come to mind if you secure a higher GMAT are UVA Darden Future Year Scholars, Berkeley Haas Accelerate Access, and Columbia's Deferred Enrollment Program. Of course, school selection also depends on your personal goals, so knowing these would be helpful.
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Best,
Personal MBA CoachMarcoSac
Hello everyone,
I would love to attend a deferred MBA program in the United States.
Can someone evaluate my profile and tell me which universities should I apply to.
Age: 23
Nationality: Indian
First-generation student
ACADEMICSEducation: International Business Studies (Bachelor)
GPA: 3.0
GMAT: 690
Toefl: 100+
WORK EXPERIENCE6 months internship at DELOITTE
SCHOLARSHIPSSemester abroad at University Groningen in the Netherlands.
PERSONAL-> I was born in India but grew up in Portugal and Germany.
-> I speak eight languages.
Thank you in advance.