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Hey,

Thanks for the response. Could you please elaborate on what sort of profiles/application aspects can help in securing a full ride at the likes of Kellogg/Tuck?

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You have some aspects of a profile that will increase the chances of getting funding: A very high GMAT and high GPA definitely help. Basically when you make the school look good or when the school things you will make it look good in the future, they are more likely to offer money. How can you do so? High stats are something easy to point to. Show that you share school values. Convince them through exceptional achievement, contribution, and leadership prior to your MBA that you will be an exceptional student and alumnus.

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Linda