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whomstmd
Joined: 29 Nov 2023
Last visit: 22 May 2024
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Location: Canada
Schools: Judge '26 Said '27 INSEAD '26 LBS '26 Rotman '27 Ivey
GMAT 1: 710 Q46 V41
GPA: 3.0
Schools: Judge '26 Said '27 INSEAD '26 LBS '26 Rotman '27 Ivey
GMAT 1: 710 Q46 V41
Posts: 4
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14 Apr 2024, 03:35
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Requesting profile evaluation
29F, dual citizen (SE Asia + Canada) residing in Canada
GMAT 710 (Q46, V41, IR8, AWA6)
-I was getting 740-770 in mocks but I have severe test anxiety; debating retake but would need to study new materials for focus?
GPA 3.0 (73%), accounting major from a T10 university in Canada
7 YOE in luxury residential real estate on a top 1% performing team, now managing new home sales division
Extracurriculars: I just started getting involved with organizing a running event in fall for a large charity, also managing several teams as director of the event. Growing interest in fitness and running, having ran several events ranging from 5K to half marathon.
Otherwise, I was extremely active in ECs back in uni to the point of winning an award for student leadership. Held executive positions in 3 clubs ranging from political science to student mentorship.
Target schools (draft to be narrowed down):
UofT Rotman & Western Ivey for Canada
Columbia, NYU, Yale, Dartmouth, Cornell for USA
INSEAD, LBS, Oxford, Cambridge for Europe
Ultimate goal: change careers into tech PM, proven passion in tech since childhood (computer building/tinkering, programmed a tool with 1k+ daily users, UG exchange semester studying comp sci)
29F, dual citizen (SE Asia + Canada) residing in Canada
GMAT 710 (Q46, V41, IR8, AWA6)
-I was getting 740-770 in mocks but I have severe test anxiety; debating retake but would need to study new materials for focus?
GPA 3.0 (73%), accounting major from a T10 university in Canada
7 YOE in luxury residential real estate on a top 1% performing team, now managing new home sales division
Extracurriculars: I just started getting involved with organizing a running event in fall for a large charity, also managing several teams as director of the event. Growing interest in fitness and running, having ran several events ranging from 5K to half marathon.
Otherwise, I was extremely active in ECs back in uni to the point of winning an award for student leadership. Held executive positions in 3 clubs ranging from political science to student mentorship.
Target schools (draft to be narrowed down):
UofT Rotman & Western Ivey for Canada
Columbia, NYU, Yale, Dartmouth, Cornell for USA
INSEAD, LBS, Oxford, Cambridge for Europe
Ultimate goal: change careers into tech PM, proven passion in tech since childhood (computer building/tinkering, programmed a tool with 1k+ daily users, UG exchange semester studying comp sci)
14 Apr 2024, 06:52
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Hi whomstmd
Your profile showcases a diverse set of experiences and achievements, highlighting your strengths in both professional and extracurricular realms. With a GMAT score of 710 and a GPA of 3.0 from a Canadian university, coupled with your impressive 7 years of experience in luxury residential real estate, you've already laid a solid foundation for your future endeavours.However, it's understandable to feel apprehensive about your GMAT score due to test anxiety. While your score is competitive, considering a retake could potentially open up opportunities for higher-ranked schools. If you decide to retake the GMAT, dedicating time to study new materials to overcome test anxiety could prove beneficial.
Your extracurricular involvement, particularly in organizing a running event for charity and your past leadership roles in university clubs, demonstrates your ability to excel outside of the professional sphere. This diverse skill set will undoubtedly be an asset as you transition into a new career.
Your target schools, ranging from Rotman and Western Ivey in Canada to schools like Columbia, NYU, and Yale in the USA, and INSEAD and LBS in Europe are good targets. My understanding (based on our past success with student application) about these targets is as follows
Rotman: Very probable with a scholarship
Ivey: Very probably (might get a a scholarship)
Columbia, NYU, Yale, INSEAD and LBS: All ambitious but POSSIBLE. A re-attempt of GMAT might enhance your chances
Given your ultimate goal of transitioning into a tech PM role, it's essential to leverage your proven passion for technology and your previous experiences in the field. Highlighting your technical skills, such as computer building and programming, along with your project management abilities, will strengthen your candidacy for tech-focused programs.
But you should think about why an MBA and why NOT a Masters in PM?
In summary, while your profile is already impressive, considering a GMAT retake and strategically highlighting your tech background and leadership experiences will further enhance your candidacy for top-tier business schools. Best of luck on your journey towards achieving your career aspirations!
Will be happy to assist you further in case you need any help!
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Your profile showcases a diverse set of experiences and achievements, highlighting your strengths in both professional and extracurricular realms. With a GMAT score of 710 and a GPA of 3.0 from a Canadian university, coupled with your impressive 7 years of experience in luxury residential real estate, you've already laid a solid foundation for your future endeavours.However, it's understandable to feel apprehensive about your GMAT score due to test anxiety. While your score is competitive, considering a retake could potentially open up opportunities for higher-ranked schools. If you decide to retake the GMAT, dedicating time to study new materials to overcome test anxiety could prove beneficial.
Your extracurricular involvement, particularly in organizing a running event for charity and your past leadership roles in university clubs, demonstrates your ability to excel outside of the professional sphere. This diverse skill set will undoubtedly be an asset as you transition into a new career.
Your target schools, ranging from Rotman and Western Ivey in Canada to schools like Columbia, NYU, and Yale in the USA, and INSEAD and LBS in Europe are good targets. My understanding (based on our past success with student application) about these targets is as follows
Rotman: Very probable with a scholarship
Ivey: Very probably (might get a a scholarship)
Columbia, NYU, Yale, INSEAD and LBS: All ambitious but POSSIBLE. A re-attempt of GMAT might enhance your chances
Given your ultimate goal of transitioning into a tech PM role, it's essential to leverage your proven passion for technology and your previous experiences in the field. Highlighting your technical skills, such as computer building and programming, along with your project management abilities, will strengthen your candidacy for tech-focused programs.
But you should think about why an MBA and why NOT a Masters in PM?
In summary, while your profile is already impressive, considering a GMAT retake and strategically highlighting your tech background and leadership experiences will further enhance your candidacy for top-tier business schools. Best of luck on your journey towards achieving your career aspirations!
Will be happy to assist you further in case you need any help!
Admitsure
w w w . A d m i t s u r e . c o m
whomstmd
20 Apr 2024, 05:52
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You might want to work out goals more relevant to your past experience or must have valid and strong reasons to be able to justify that interest in a PM role post your MBA.
Also, you will need to study some new material for Focus Edition (it focuses more on DI, which is erstwhile IR).
Also, you will need to study some new material for Focus Edition (it focuses more on DI, which is erstwhile IR).
