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Updated on: 14 Aug 2017, 12:02
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Planning to apply in September 2017 (R1).
Work experience: By matriculation, 2 years and 8 months in management consulting at a strong tier 2 consulting firm (Deloitte S&O, ATK, L.E.K). Promoted within the first year. Had same city MBB offers but went for the T2 firm instead (more growth opportunity within the tech practice).
Extra curriculars: Involved in a sports organization (played competitively, organized events, sitting on a board). Heavily involved at the firm (recruiting, intellectual capital, internal initiatives and business development).
Undergrad school/major: Top Canadian university.
Race/nationality: White male (non-US Citizen)
GMAT: 770
GPA: 3.9
Goal of MBA: Move into tech.
Target schools: GSB, HBS, Wharton, Sloan, Cornell Tech (1 year), Haas, INSEAD
1) Would the above schools consider a candidate with less than 3 years experience?
2) Any chance at some scholarships?
3) Any other school that would be more friendly to a young candidate (Europe or USA)?
I would rather not wait for personal reasons, but am wondering if I am shooting myself in the foot.
Thanks!
Work experience: By matriculation, 2 years and 8 months in management consulting at a strong tier 2 consulting firm (Deloitte S&O, ATK, L.E.K). Promoted within the first year. Had same city MBB offers but went for the T2 firm instead (more growth opportunity within the tech practice).
Extra curriculars: Involved in a sports organization (played competitively, organized events, sitting on a board). Heavily involved at the firm (recruiting, intellectual capital, internal initiatives and business development).
Undergrad school/major: Top Canadian university.
Race/nationality: White male (non-US Citizen)
GMAT: 770
GPA: 3.9
Goal of MBA: Move into tech.
Target schools: GSB, HBS, Wharton, Sloan, Cornell Tech (1 year), Haas, INSEAD
1) Would the above schools consider a candidate with less than 3 years experience?
2) Any chance at some scholarships?
3) Any other school that would be more friendly to a young candidate (Europe or USA)?
I would rather not wait for personal reasons, but am wondering if I am shooting myself in the foot.
Thanks!
06 Jun 2017, 14:50
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Thanks for sharing your profile. You have an amazing profile with a top flight GPA, GMAT, and work experience. You should certainly be in play at the schools listed. These are some of the top schools in the world so your essays and overall application package will have to stand out to break through.
One other school I would consider is Kellogg. Great tech recruiting and they will value your consulting background.
Good Luck!
One other school I would consider is Kellogg. Great tech recruiting and they will value your consulting background.
Good Luck!
