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13 Jun 2010, 17:06
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Hi Alex,
In August I will be going to Cornell's Industrial and Labor Relations school for my Masters in Human Resource Management. Cornell has a duel degree program with the Johnson School that I am considering applying for after having talked to other duel degrees at the programs recruiting day. Here are my stats:
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Undergrad: Colgate University (top 20 liberal arts school)
Double Major: Music and Psychology
GPA: 3.45
GMAT: I took the GRE and the GMAT/GRE converter predicts around a 700
Awards: 3 undergraduate scholarships, Phi Eta Sigma, Alumni Memorial Scholar (indicates I was one of the top 30 students in my recruited class of 800)
Extracurriculars: Habitat for Humanity, Class Council President, 4 opera competitions (2nd place), sorority philanthropy chair
Work Experience: 3 internships (2 in HR), a summer as an office manager, 2 years as a Residential Advisor, TA for Intro to Psych
I'm an excellent interviewer (guess you pick up some tips when you spend your time giving interviews) and have excellent professional and academic references.
Thanks!
In August I will be going to Cornell's Industrial and Labor Relations school for my Masters in Human Resource Management. Cornell has a duel degree program with the Johnson School that I am considering applying for after having talked to other duel degrees at the programs recruiting day. Here are my stats:
Female
23
White
Undergrad: Colgate University (top 20 liberal arts school)
Double Major: Music and Psychology
GPA: 3.45
GMAT: I took the GRE and the GMAT/GRE converter predicts around a 700
Awards: 3 undergraduate scholarships, Phi Eta Sigma, Alumni Memorial Scholar (indicates I was one of the top 30 students in my recruited class of 800)
Extracurriculars: Habitat for Humanity, Class Council President, 4 opera competitions (2nd place), sorority philanthropy chair
Work Experience: 3 internships (2 in HR), a summer as an office manager, 2 years as a Residential Advisor, TA for Intro to Psych
I'm an excellent interviewer (guess you pick up some tips when you spend your time giving interviews) and have excellent professional and academic references.
Thanks!
14 Jun 2010, 09:31
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Go for it.
You seem to have a dynamic profile - lots of interesting things about yourself that you can convey in the applications. Plus, since you're already at Cornell, it'll give you an advantage applying to their MBA program. Assuming you do well on the application and you interview well, you should have a pretty good shot of getting in.
You seem to have a dynamic profile - lots of interesting things about yourself that you can convey in the applications. Plus, since you're already at Cornell, it'll give you an advantage applying to their MBA program. Assuming you do well on the application and you interview well, you should have a pretty good shot of getting in.
