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Hello,
Wondering if you could give me your opinions on my profile:
White, 25 yo male
Thank you!
Wondering if you could give me your opinions on my profile:
White, 25 yo male
Thank you!
06 May 2016, 11:01
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Hi there!
Congrats on the awesome GMAT score...I actually thought it was a typo at first because we don't often see scores so high!
I agree that your application would be strengthened with another year of work experience, not just to gain more experience, but also to show more consistency since you left the retailer after 6 months (which is fine, but longer tenure at one company will help). So I'd focus on doing well at work, gaining as much leadership and project management experience as possible, having a lot of client exposure, and international exposure if that's possible too. A promotion could help too if that's possible, but not necessary. Finally, make sure you are cultivating relationships with superiors who know your work well and can serve as strong recommenders when it comes time.
Otherwise, you should definitely improve your extracurriculars -- tutoring or mentoring plus even something else that relates to your passions / interests (if you have time), or accelerating any personal accomplishments / interests too.
Over the next year, plan to research your target schools more, and ideally visit too, as that will help when it comes time.
Good luck, and keep us posted if you have any other questions!
Kate
Congrats on the awesome GMAT score...I actually thought it was a typo at first because we don't often see scores so high!
I agree that your application would be strengthened with another year of work experience, not just to gain more experience, but also to show more consistency since you left the retailer after 6 months (which is fine, but longer tenure at one company will help). So I'd focus on doing well at work, gaining as much leadership and project management experience as possible, having a lot of client exposure, and international exposure if that's possible too. A promotion could help too if that's possible, but not necessary. Finally, make sure you are cultivating relationships with superiors who know your work well and can serve as strong recommenders when it comes time.
Otherwise, you should definitely improve your extracurriculars -- tutoring or mentoring plus even something else that relates to your passions / interests (if you have time), or accelerating any personal accomplishments / interests too.
Over the next year, plan to research your target schools more, and ideally visit too, as that will help when it comes time.
Good luck, and keep us posted if you have any other questions!
Kate
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