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14 Dec 2009, 14:42
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Hi, thank you for taking the time to help evaluate our profiles.
I'm a 23 year old Native American and I recently graduated from Stanford with a degree in economics 3.0 GPA- I have limited work experience; a summer internship in venture capital, a summer internship at an engineering firm, and 5 months post grad internship at an equity trading firm. I also played a varsity sport in college.
I take my GMAT next week and gauging from a variety of practice tests, I expect a score in the mid/high 600's. I plan on applying to Texas, Virginia, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Pepperdine, Duke, Florida, and Miami. Any thoughts on any of these schools as being unrealistic and which schools would be most probable. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated- thanks.
I'm a 23 year old Native American and I recently graduated from Stanford with a degree in economics 3.0 GPA- I have limited work experience; a summer internship in venture capital, a summer internship at an engineering firm, and 5 months post grad internship at an equity trading firm. I also played a varsity sport in college.
I take my GMAT next week and gauging from a variety of practice tests, I expect a score in the mid/high 600's. I plan on applying to Texas, Virginia, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Pepperdine, Duke, Florida, and Miami. Any thoughts on any of these schools as being unrealistic and which schools would be most probable. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated- thanks.
14 Dec 2009, 20:46
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Why are you wanting to go back to do an MBA so soon? Why not work for a few years and then go back? There's no rush, and with a limited resume you're not going to be much more employable post-MBA than you would be now (in fact you may be more employable now without the MBA because there would be more employers who would be willing to hire you for entry level positions than if you had an MBA).
15 Dec 2009, 00:26
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I am 26 year old - Chinese American, looking for 2011 or 2012 entry.
GMAT:750 (Q50, V41)
Work: 3+ years as an Engineer. Interned in college as a business analyst for a private company.
Education: UG -B.E. in Computer Engineering 3.7 GPA, high honors)
Same school - Graduate - M.S. in Applied Math 3.9 GPA both programs were completed within 4 years of college.
Activities:
Various non-profit (executive board member for several); Various Leadership fellow; Various Volunteering activities.
Currently not content about present job - looking to switch career or at least better prepare for general management.
Could you please evaluate my profile and give some advise?
Schools in mind:
NYU, Stanford, Harvard, Penn and Drexel( local school that offers part-time option).
They are all competitive schools - without stretching too thin, which ones you think might be best fit for me. Or if there's any other schools you have in mind?
Thank you for your time.
GMAT:750 (Q50, V41)
Work: 3+ years as an Engineer. Interned in college as a business analyst for a private company.
Education: UG -B.E. in Computer Engineering 3.7 GPA, high honors)
Same school - Graduate - M.S. in Applied Math 3.9 GPA both programs were completed within 4 years of college.
Activities:
Various non-profit (executive board member for several); Various Leadership fellow; Various Volunteering activities.
Currently not content about present job - looking to switch career or at least better prepare for general management.
Could you please evaluate my profile and give some advise?
Schools in mind:
NYU, Stanford, Harvard, Penn and Drexel( local school that offers part-time option).
They are all competitive schools - without stretching too thin, which ones you think might be best fit for me. Or if there's any other schools you have in mind?
Thank you for your time.
