Profile Review for a HK candidate - Please!

· Demographics (nationality, gender):
Hong Kong citizen, Male

· Education (undergraduate institution, GPA, major - high school/entrance exams not needed):
Top 3 University in HK, GPA 3.2, Major BBA Accounting and Economics

· Other coursework or post-undergraduate education:
CPA
Certified Real Estate Financial Modeling
Tableau Desktop Certified Associate
Microsoft Professional Certificate for Data Science

· GMAT or GRE (include section breakdown):
N/A
Executive Assessment (Expected 160+)

· Work experience (highlight amount of work experience, industries, roles, promotions, special accomplishments, international exposure):
10 years of professional working experience
Including 4 years working in PricewaterhouseCoopers
2 years working in listed companies in HK
2 years entrepreneurial experience (snack shop)
1 year of working experience as Business Analytics Manager in the largest Property Developer in HK

Promotions:
PwC - Promoted Twice, Last year as a High Performer
Commercial - Never Promoted
Property Developer in HK - Promoted once, within several months of working period

International exposure:
Have been performed as a quality inspector in Thailand for half a year

· Extracurricular activities (highlight notable undergraduate and post-undergraduate ones):
UG - regular volunteer
PG - VP and Finance of a non-profit volunteering organization in HK
YouTuber with 6M views and 12K subscribers

· Post-MBA goals:
Become the Director and GM in my current company

· Target schools:
Chicago Booth Executive MBA (Asia), MIT Sloan Fellow MBA Program

· Other information relevant to your profile:
N/A

May I ask:

1) How's the chance of me getting in Chicago Booth or MIT Sloan?

2) How could I improve my competitiveness?

Thanks a lot!

Admissionado ARINGO SiaAdmissions we could use your help here.

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zhugelianges:

1) How's the chance of me getting in Chicago Booth or MIT Sloan?

You definitely stand a chance! There's nothing in your profile that would be a major red flag or an automatic disqualifier. Those are two very competitive programs so just know that you might not get in just on the basis of the sheer numbers. That does not mean you won't find a program that's right for you.

2) How could I improve my competitiveness?

Besides executing the application itself (with a clear CV, strong essays, supportive letters of reference), you will want to reach out to alumni and current students in the program to express your interest. Having done that research will reaffirm your interest and make your application stronger and will give you great talking points throughout the process.

If you'd like to chat further, feel free to reach out to us using the link below:

https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/

Thanks a lot bro!