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What’s in it for you- Live Profile Evaluation Chat Session with Jenifer Turtschanow, CEO, ARINGO. Come with your details prepared and ARINGO will share insights! Pre-MBA Role/Industry, YOE, Exam Score, C/GPA, ECs Post-MBA Role/ Industry & School List.
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Get the inside scoop on what makes Emory’s Goizueta Business School great, learn how you can present a strong MBA application, and connect with an Admissions Director to get your questions answered.- May 01
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16 Oct 2014, 16:41
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi,
Without going into all the details, my intention is to apply toward an area MBA program here in Texas offering an emphasis and/or concentration toward Healthcare Administration.
Facts:
cuGPA 3.8
Three years of continuous employement as an EMT in an area ER.
One year as a Research Assistant at a top 5 medical school.
One year (current job) as an area Physics teacher.
Student Body President during college (two years)
Class President (one year)
Numerous academic and/or leadership scholarships.
Elected by college officials for numerous state and federal leadership forums.
Goal:
My vision is to parlay my experience (clinical exposure, research aspect/wet lab experience, and/or physics (math and science background), coupled with my proven leadership abilities, toward some type of management and/or leadership role with a healthcare network. Specifically, my "brass ring", per se, is to one day manage and direct a top research institution here in Texas - which I realize will take years of investment.
Tentatively, I've reviewed a few programs here in Texas. Surprisingly, the average gpa is lower than I expected for many business schools, while at the same time I know they're placing more of an emphasis toward work experience.
On its face, do I come off as a potentially strong candidate?
I ask because I'm not sure as to which programs I may or may not be competitive for.
Without going into all the details, my intention is to apply toward an area MBA program here in Texas offering an emphasis and/or concentration toward Healthcare Administration.
Facts:
cuGPA 3.8
Three years of continuous employement as an EMT in an area ER.
One year as a Research Assistant at a top 5 medical school.
One year (current job) as an area Physics teacher.
Student Body President during college (two years)
Class President (one year)
Numerous academic and/or leadership scholarships.
Elected by college officials for numerous state and federal leadership forums.
Goal:
My vision is to parlay my experience (clinical exposure, research aspect/wet lab experience, and/or physics (math and science background), coupled with my proven leadership abilities, toward some type of management and/or leadership role with a healthcare network. Specifically, my "brass ring", per se, is to one day manage and direct a top research institution here in Texas - which I realize will take years of investment.
Tentatively, I've reviewed a few programs here in Texas. Surprisingly, the average gpa is lower than I expected for many business schools, while at the same time I know they're placing more of an emphasis toward work experience.
On its face, do I come off as a potentially strong candidate?
I ask because I'm not sure as to which programs I may or may not be competitive for.
16 Oct 2014, 22:35
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi,
You have a decent profile. Your CGPA and work experience is good. You haven't mentioned about your GMAT Score. Have you taken your GMAT or yet to take?
There are couple of B-Schools in US which offer MBA in Health care management like - Wharton, Kenan Flagler, Harvard, Duke Fuqua and University of Minnesota.
You may also try your chances of getting admission in a top business school by trying this Your Chances for B-School toolhttps://bit.ly/1a2lm5J
Hope this helps.
Cheers!
You have a decent profile. Your CGPA and work experience is good. You haven't mentioned about your GMAT Score. Have you taken your GMAT or yet to take?
There are couple of B-Schools in US which offer MBA in Health care management like - Wharton, Kenan Flagler, Harvard, Duke Fuqua and University of Minnesota.
You may also try your chances of getting admission in a top business school by trying this Your Chances for B-School toolhttps://bit.ly/1a2lm5J
Hope this helps.
Cheers!
16 Oct 2014, 23:01
Kudos
Bookmarks
Thank you for the swift response. As of now, I've yet to take the GMAT, but intend to take it within the next two to three weeks. Matter of fact, I just completed a sample GMAT Math section and missed only one question. . . Really easy stuff, granted this is only one portion of the exam. Teaching physics and optical physics research definitely helps when it comes to quick math without a calculator! I just read an article online that students with Physics backgrounds have the highest GMAT mean test score.
Assuming I score relatively well, or perhaps slightly above average based on my strength in math, you really think I have a shot at those top tier schools or are you blowing smoke? Thank you, and just give it to me straight!
Assuming I score relatively well, or perhaps slightly above average based on my strength in math, you really think I have a shot at those top tier schools or are you blowing smoke? Thank you, and just give it to me straight!
