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Profile Review: African-American Updated on: 22 Apr 2024, 06:08
Originally posted by Kayoo on 31 Dec 2023, 10:19.
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Hello and thanks for your feedback! :)

Areas I'm interested in hearing feedback on:

Chances of getting into Atlanta MBA programs Full or Part Time: Emory, GA Tech, UGA - Terry in that order.

Applying for R3, Should I just wait and try to get some more work/extracurricular?

Programs I should be considering?


Background:

Motivation: Interested in pivoting into one of the three: High Tech PM, High Tech Manager/leadership roles, and consulting.

Work Experience: 7 years of work experience (4 pre-Bac doing IT Support/management for a Startup healthcare business), 3 years after doing Software Support/IT Support for various industries (Financial, Tech, healthcare). (Currently IT for federal government.)

Education: B.S. in Information Technology from a no-name University in Georgia. I actually had a brain issue and suffered cognitive decline/seizures from 2015 till 2021 which is the reason for the low GPA.

Application:

GMAT: Scheduled for Feb, been getting 690s in practice

GRE: Took for the first time today, haven't studied and planning a retake. 300 (156 Verb, 144 Quant)

Demographics: 27, Nigerian-American, not the first in my family with a degree.

Extra-curriculars: Lead a youth IT group at my church, teaching IT Fundamentals/job searching skills to individuals from 12 - 25 years of age.( About 20 participants currently.) Trying to expand this to a separate church branch.

Volunteer at a pet shelter.


Schools: In order of priority.

Emory Gozuieta (Two Year --> Part-Time )

GA Tech (Two Year --> Part-Time)

UGA Terry (Two year)
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Hi Kayoo,

Universities for MBA programs will look at your holistic profile to ensure you leverage its resources and the perspective you gain on campus to achieve your short as well as long-term goals.

You have quite a profile including your education, your work experience, your community engagements, standardized test scores, and much more. We recommend you connect with our MBA consultants before you do your applications for Round 3. The team can audit your profile and help you build a roadmap ahead.

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