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ndn
Joined: 27 Jun 2011
Last visit: 04 Nov 2013
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Concentration: Economics
Schools: Stanford '16
GPA: 4
31 Aug 2011, 19:30
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Hi,
I'm hoping to get some information on where I stand in terms my strength as an applicant. I will not be applying for another 2-3 years and am consequently also looking for advice about what I should be doing over the next few years to strengthen my application.
My stats:
- GMAT: 790 (Q51, V49)
- Undergraduate GPA: 3.76 (was enrolled in dual degree program at the University of Pennsylvania)
~ received Bachelor in Science in Engineering in Chemical Engineering
~ received Bachelor in Science in Economics from Wharton undergrad (not sure if the fact that I already have taken a lot of business courses will hurt in applications)
- will begin working at Boston Consulting Group this fall
- during undergrad I was involved in a little community service (taught west Philadelphia children), was VP of the Dean's Advisory Board, and helped found and run (was Treasurer) a student group for Chemical Engineers
I'm shooting for Harvard or Stanford but haven't done too much research on the programs. I know my gmat score will give me a shot, but unfortunately the application process involves more than just a test score. Also, what should I do over the next couple of years to improve my odds? I know that I need to do well at work, but do also need to get involved with community service outside of work?
Appreciate your time. Thanks!
I'm hoping to get some information on where I stand in terms my strength as an applicant. I will not be applying for another 2-3 years and am consequently also looking for advice about what I should be doing over the next few years to strengthen my application.
My stats:
- GMAT: 790 (Q51, V49)
- Undergraduate GPA: 3.76 (was enrolled in dual degree program at the University of Pennsylvania)
~ received Bachelor in Science in Engineering in Chemical Engineering
~ received Bachelor in Science in Economics from Wharton undergrad (not sure if the fact that I already have taken a lot of business courses will hurt in applications)
- will begin working at Boston Consulting Group this fall
- during undergrad I was involved in a little community service (taught west Philadelphia children), was VP of the Dean's Advisory Board, and helped found and run (was Treasurer) a student group for Chemical Engineers
I'm shooting for Harvard or Stanford but haven't done too much research on the programs. I know my gmat score will give me a shot, but unfortunately the application process involves more than just a test score. Also, what should I do over the next couple of years to improve my odds? I know that I need to do well at work, but do also need to get involved with community service outside of work?
Appreciate your time. Thanks!
01 Sep 2011, 09:51
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Hi ndn,
You have a very strong candidacy. In some ways the information you have written reminds me of another client we worked with who was accepted into Harvard Business School and Stanford.
I recommend you read this case study, as it should provide insight into the application process: https://www.stacyblackman.com/comprehens ... ies/case4/
Hope this was of help.
Cheers,
Conrad and the Stacy Blackman Team
You have a very strong candidacy. In some ways the information you have written reminds me of another client we worked with who was accepted into Harvard Business School and Stanford.
I recommend you read this case study, as it should provide insight into the application process: https://www.stacyblackman.com/comprehens ... ies/case4/
Hope this was of help.
Cheers,
Conrad and the Stacy Blackman Team
