Profile evaluation - school list okay?

Question

Hello, I am not going to apply until next fall but have started wondering about which schools I should target.

GMAT: 770, Q-50, V-45
Undergrad: 3.9 GPA in Economics from a university ranked 51-60. Took a good amount of tough quant courses (Calculus, Linear Algebra, Econometrics, etc) but also took a few cream puff electives.
Experience: 3 years (5 years at matriculation) of analytics consulting in federal healthcare sector at a F100 tech company. 1 promotion 1 year ago, recently started managing a small team.
Extras: tutor SAT/college prep to inner-city students, volunteer at community garden, lots of random rec sports after college, president of club lacrosse in college
Goals: Product marketing role for a health informatics start up (short term), start health informatics company (long term)
24yo (26yo at matriculation) White Male, dual citizen (French)

Current schools: Wharton, Sloan, Kellogg, Haas, Tuck

I think I want to add one more school. Should any of on the current list be dropped?

PersonalMBACoach · Answer

While I would recommend you focus on one extra-curric between now and then in order to beef it up and focus a little more, your school list looks good. I recommend adding Columbia and/or Fuqua, though you have the profile to apply to HBS if you wanted to as well.

Now is the time to prepare so it's good you are starting to think about this early!

Now is the time to prepare so it's good you are starting to think about this early!

WyseGyde · Answer

You've presented some very impressive statistics as part of your profile which we think makes you immediately competitive at the schools you referenced. There will be a great deal of your profile that needs to be gone into further, especially as pertains to your leadership experiences and specific initiatives that you've taken both in and outside of the workplace, but currently you seem to have a lot of material to work with in crafting your story. In terms of additional schools you may explore, I would consider looking at Chicago Booth as well, particularly given your strong quantitative background. (Along with HBS and Columbia, as PersonalMBACoach mentioned.)

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GeneralEducation · Answer

Hi there,

First of all congrats for such a great GMAT Score. You have a remarkable profile. Your work experience, academics and GMAT Score are really good to apply for the B-Schools you have listed above. I would recommend you to work on your extra curricular a bit, rest you are all set to apply for such top Ivy league B-Schools. I would also recommend you to add few more B-Schools to you list like Columbia Business School and Chicago Booth and Duke Fuqua.

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Hope this helps.

Cheers,

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