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05 Oct 2009, 05:58
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi,
Please provide your valuable tips on my candidacy to the following programs:
Univ of Chicago
Wharton
Columbia
Tuck
NYU
Indian Male, 28
Goal: Shor term: Work in the field of finance. Long term: Management position in Finance and would like to start my own education fund.
GMAT SCORES:
620 (Q45, V31) AWA 5.0 First Attempt
680 (Q49, V33) AWA 6.0 Second Attempt
Academics:
Bachelor's in Chemical Engineering
Master's in Chemical Engineering w 3.5 GPA from US
Certificate in Finance [NYIF]
Certificate in Portfolio Management [2 Courses pending; NYIF]
Experience:
Teaching Assistant - 6 months [Stevens Inst of Technology, New Jersey]
Research Assistant - 2 yrs [Stevens Inst of Tech]
Business Analyst - 6 months [Educational Testing Services]
Lead Business Analyst/Asst. Project Manager - 3 yrs [Educational Testing Services]
Although, I have been working in software development, I am not sure if my experience comes under the typical umbrella of quote n quote ''IT". My work has been mostly revolved aroung process improvement in software development and project management. I was promoted to lead the team and asst with project management activities within 6 months of joining. Also, the industry that i am working in i.e. Educational services [ETS; non-for-profit] should of some assistance in differentiating my profile, at least I hope.
Extra Curriculars:
Organized various religious gathering throughout my childhood.
Participated in raising money for charity throughout my school.
Have been the captain of cricket team
Also have tutored students in Mathematics
Please let me know if I am overshooting.
Please provide your valuable tips on my candidacy to the following programs:
Univ of Chicago
Wharton
Columbia
Tuck
NYU
Indian Male, 28
Goal: Shor term: Work in the field of finance. Long term: Management position in Finance and would like to start my own education fund.
GMAT SCORES:
620 (Q45, V31) AWA 5.0 First Attempt
680 (Q49, V33) AWA 6.0 Second Attempt
Academics:
Bachelor's in Chemical Engineering
Master's in Chemical Engineering w 3.5 GPA from US
Certificate in Finance [NYIF]
Certificate in Portfolio Management [2 Courses pending; NYIF]
Experience:
Teaching Assistant - 6 months [Stevens Inst of Technology, New Jersey]
Research Assistant - 2 yrs [Stevens Inst of Tech]
Business Analyst - 6 months [Educational Testing Services]
Lead Business Analyst/Asst. Project Manager - 3 yrs [Educational Testing Services]
Although, I have been working in software development, I am not sure if my experience comes under the typical umbrella of quote n quote ''IT". My work has been mostly revolved aroung process improvement in software development and project management. I was promoted to lead the team and asst with project management activities within 6 months of joining. Also, the industry that i am working in i.e. Educational services [ETS; non-for-profit] should of some assistance in differentiating my profile, at least I hope.
Extra Curriculars:
Organized various religious gathering throughout my childhood.
Participated in raising money for charity throughout my school.
Have been the captain of cricket team
Also have tutored students in Mathematics
Please let me know if I am overshooting.
06 Oct 2009, 15:37
Kudos
Bookmarks
Calm down.
You're overshooting. Whether it's "IT" or "software" or "computer services" or whatever, it's still "engineer". Regardless, you have a very middle-of-the-road profile - nothing wrong or of any concern, but nothing that particularly stands out either.
Even with a stronger GMAT, schools like NYU are going to be your stretch schools. Georgetown, USC, UNC, Purdue, Indiana, Tepper, etc. are the range of schools you should be looking at.
You're overshooting. Whether it's "IT" or "software" or "computer services" or whatever, it's still "engineer". Regardless, you have a very middle-of-the-road profile - nothing wrong or of any concern, but nothing that particularly stands out either.
Even with a stronger GMAT, schools like NYU are going to be your stretch schools. Georgetown, USC, UNC, Purdue, Indiana, Tepper, etc. are the range of schools you should be looking at.
