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bb10 wrote:
Other than GMAT and Job change - what are some of the strongest ways to strengthen candidacy between December of last year and Summer rounds this year? (a space of 8 months or so)


BB,

You already have a rock solid GMAT score of 750 - I don't see any point in upping it. This advice goes specifically because you are not a reapplicant on most b-schools in your list this year.

I'd suggest:
1. research your career goals and their plausibility for post MBA employment.
2. Take up one serious volunteering effort rather than stretching yourself doing many low impact things.
3. research your b-schools well (NOW) and apply early.
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bb10 wrote:
Hi,

I am re-applying to business schools this summer.

My first school will be Columbia - and the other re-applicant schools are Kellogg, and Tuck (where I've been encouraged to re-apply).

I am also applying to Harvard and Wharton, where I will be a fresh applicant. Thanks to some improvements in my candidacy (despite turning 30 this year), I believe I have good shot at these schools.

Need some help choosing a consultant - would appreciate a 30 minute call to host ideas and strategy to target the Columbia app asap.

Thanks


Just drop us a line for a full-on Free Consultation: https://bit.ly/mbafcGC

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Hi bb10,

I'd be happy to chat with you about your re-applicant strategy and your Columbia app more specifically! I'm a Columbia grad and we have 2 former Columbia adcoms on our team so we'd be happy to share our perspectives. If you're interested, you can sign up for a free consultation with me here. Looking forward to hearing from you!

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Re: Re-Applicant Strategy [#permalink]
No - did not take the job.

But other things have come up - emailed you about it.
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Re: Re-Applicant Strategy [#permalink]
Other than GMAT and Job change - what are some of the strongest ways to strengthen candidacy between December of last year and Summer rounds this year? (a space of 8 months or so)
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Hi bb10, we at Stratus would be glad to do a 30 minute free consult to talk to you about how we could work with you.
I had a client last year who worked with Stratus on the second year four school guarantee and applied early to Columbia and is there now. There is a lot to like in your profile and I can see you doing well if you tell a compelling narrative. Don't worry about being 30.
Focus on leveraging the experience you do have. To do a free consult with us, sign up at this link: https://stratusadmissionscounseling.com ... b-visitor/

I am re-applying to business schools this summer.

My first school will be Columbia - and the other re-applicant schools are Kellogg, and Tuck (where I've been encouraged to re-apply).

I am also applying to Harvard and Wharton, where I will be a fresh applicant. Thanks to some improvements in my candidacy (despite turning 30 this year), I believe I have good shot at these schools.

Need some help choosing a consultant - would appreciate a 30 minute call to host ideas and strategy to target the Columbia app asap.

Thanks
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