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30 Jan 2013, 14:08
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Here's my profile, thanks in advance for your feedback.
I really want to gauge if top 10 MBA programs are feasible or not.
1. Work experience
5 years at a regional architecture firm. Started as intern/draftsmen, promoted to project architect after 2 years, promoted to project manager after 4 years.
2. GMAT
700 (practice only), believe can get up to 720
3. Education
Tulane University – 5 year dual degree program, B.Arch and M.Arch, graduated 2007, 3.3 cum. GPA
4. Extra-Curricular
College
VP of Asian American Student Union, Resident Advisor in freshman dorms
Post-College
Associate Director and chair of Emerging Professionals committee of local chapter of American Institute of Architects (AIA) local
Regional Associate Director as part of the National Associates Committee of the AIA (national)
Steering Committee member of the Corcoran Gallery of Art (local)
5. Certifications
LEED AP, Licensed Architect in Washington DC
6. Target Progarms
HBS, Sloan, Wharton, Booth, Kellogg, Stern, Tuck, Yale, Georgetown, Maryland, INSEAD
7. Goals
Studio Director / Director of Operations at an international architecture firm, hopefully in one of their Asia offices. Evetually start my own architecture firm.
8. Personal
Born in Taiwan, fluent in Mandarin, 15 years of piano and violin
I really want to gauge if top 10 MBA programs are feasible or not.
1. Work experience
5 years at a regional architecture firm. Started as intern/draftsmen, promoted to project architect after 2 years, promoted to project manager after 4 years.
2. GMAT
700 (practice only), believe can get up to 720
3. Education
Tulane University – 5 year dual degree program, B.Arch and M.Arch, graduated 2007, 3.3 cum. GPA
4. Extra-Curricular
College
VP of Asian American Student Union, Resident Advisor in freshman dorms
Post-College
Associate Director and chair of Emerging Professionals committee of local chapter of American Institute of Architects (AIA) local
Regional Associate Director as part of the National Associates Committee of the AIA (national)
Steering Committee member of the Corcoran Gallery of Art (local)
5. Certifications
LEED AP, Licensed Architect in Washington DC
6. Target Progarms
HBS, Sloan, Wharton, Booth, Kellogg, Stern, Tuck, Yale, Georgetown, Maryland, INSEAD
7. Goals
Studio Director / Director of Operations at an international architecture firm, hopefully in one of their Asia offices. Evetually start my own architecture firm.
8. Personal
Born in Taiwan, fluent in Mandarin, 15 years of piano and violin
01 Feb 2013, 00:01
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jlai
Your grades are a little low for HBS and Stanford. A 720 would be competitive. Your work experience shows progress and you have leadership. You have a shot at all the programs, but HBS, Wharton, Sloan, Booth and Kellogg would be stretch programs mostly because of the intense competition for them. You have a competitive profile for the other schools on your list. You may want to consider USC and UCLA also. Both are strong in real estate and have strong ties to the Pacific Rim.
Best,
Linda
