Thanks
admissionado for the reality check. Indeed I am aware that it will be tough journey ahead.
When I asked how hbs different from Stanford, I meant how does a candidate decide which school should he/she target ?
I do understand that post-MBA goals would be a strong reason but how does one find which school fits his goals ? Is there any specific website where I can get all these details ???
Or to put it in another words, how to shortlist target schools ? What should be the different criterias and where except the school website can one find the required info?
Admissionado wrote:
abhikap14:
You should try to get at least a 730 on the GMAT. Realistically, you will need a 750+ given your profile and target schools.
Yes, please share a target school list.
Can you please clarify what you mean by "Like how is HBS different from Stanford or Wharton from Kellogg etc."?
To be upfront with you, you are not a prime candidate for a deferred MBA program, or at least the top ones. These programs are highly selective (mostly because they have so few spots) and they tend to gravitate towards non-traditional backgrounds. That's not to say that you won't have a chance, especially with a high GMAT score, but it will definitely be an uphill battle. You will be a MUCH stronger candidate with at least a few years of work experience.
Still, let us know how we can help so you can make your decisions accordingly.
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