Hello,
Happy to offer thoughts on your profile below...I intend to apply to business school in the Fall of 2018. Will you please evaluate my profile?
Demographics:
*25-year old, caucasian, LGBT male from USA
*Will be 26 at time of application and 27 at time of matriculation
Undergraduate:
*3.4 GPA from a top-10 liberal arts college
*Major in environmental studies and minor in public health
*Student body president
From this you have good leadership, solid grades (not top notch but should be enough to make this an issue)Work Experience:
*2.5 years in the consulting practice of a managed healthcare company (think Aetna, UnitedHealth Group, Blue Cross Blue Shield)
*1 year in the advisory practice of a Big 4 accounting firm (2 years at time of application)
Good progression, tenure is right in the sweet spot of work experience*Promoted once in each job
really great to see that.*In both jobs, my clients primarily included public sector agencies that operate welfare programs for people with disabilities
GMAT:
*760
*Q47, V48
This, as I am sure you know is exceptional and really will get you some good looks.Credentials:
*Project Management Professional (PMP) certification
*Intend to complete the HBX Core program or a college-level accounting course in order to boost my quantitative experience
Good ideaService:
*Work with a local nonprofit to provide psychosocial support to people with disabilities living in group homes
*Alumni leadership role at my alma mater
Post-MBA Goals:
*Build business acumen capabilities within nonprofits and social services agencies that serve people with disabilities
Great to see the passion to help support people living with disabilities- if there is a reason why this resonates with you-
know that sharing your WHY is often as important as sharing your WHATPotential Recommendations:
*1-2 current supervisors
*1 former supervisor
*Undergraduate thesis advisor
Target Schools: Wharton, Yale, Columbia, Stanford, Booth, MIT, HBS, Dartmouth
I can see Yale and Tuck resonating because of the purpose-driven culture. I think the Healthcare connections at Wharton and MIT and HBS could make those attractive options. For your passion to help those with disabilities- getting into that in the What matters most essay for GSB could resonate if you tell that story well. And I think that Columbia and Booth can also be options-
I might add Kellogg to your list too - not just because I am alum there but the healthcare, social impact and consulting contacts there are strong also.What are my chances of getting into a top 10? What are my chances of getting scholarship money from a top 20? Do you have any recommendations as to how I can enhance my application?