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08 Jun 2014, 10:42
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Dear Accepted,
This is a humble request to evaluate my profile.
I am glad to see that Accepted team is helping prospective applicants in profile evaluation for B School admission.
Could you kindly look into my profile and help me which B-Schools can I shortlist?
My profile:
Indian Female, B.tech( Non IIT / Non NIT) - GPA - 8.7, one of the top private universities in India.
4.6 years of Information Technology experience
GMAT: Aiming above 700+. Age :27
I am planning to apply for Full time MBA 2015.
Work Summary:
1. Rose from the role of a Team Member to a role of Project Lead for 5 members in a span of 4.6 years in TCS, India.
2. Do not have international experience.
3. Received appreciations from all the clients I havw worked with( Verizon, Microsoft, Nokia)
4. Certification: CCNA
Community service
1. Have 1 year volunteer experience with an organisation. Shown my leadership potential here.
2. National Service Scheme volunteer for 2 years.
Achievements
1. Organised the 13th National Children’s Science Congress -2005, presided by Honorable Ex- President of India, Dr. A.P.J.Abdul Kalam.
2. Summer Research intern at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur from May – July 2008.
3. Elected as the Joint Secretary of Indian Society For Technical Education from 2008-2009.
4. Organised an event,reverbs, of ToastMaster International District82 .
5, Published an IEEE paper.
6, Presented and won many paper presentation contests at IIT's(Indian Institute of Technology) and NIT's(National Institute of Technology).
My target schools?
1. Kenan Flagler School of Business
2. McCombs School of Business
3. Duke Fuqua School of Business
4. Gouizeuta School of Business
5. Mannheim School of Business
6. Indian School of Business
1. Which schools shall i apply for my profile?
a. I like to study in towns rather than in cities.
b. I like warm climate.
c. I am looking for top25 schools only.
d.I am primary looking for colleges which can offer scholarships for my profile.
Based on these above criteria, I have shortlisted the above schools. Could you kindly let me know whether the targeted schools are apt for my profile? If not, could you say whether my profile is recommended to apply for these target schools?
This is a humble request to evaluate my profile.
I am glad to see that Accepted team is helping prospective applicants in profile evaluation for B School admission.
Could you kindly look into my profile and help me which B-Schools can I shortlist?
My profile:
Indian Female, B.tech( Non IIT / Non NIT) - GPA - 8.7, one of the top private universities in India.
4.6 years of Information Technology experience
GMAT: Aiming above 700+. Age :27
I am planning to apply for Full time MBA 2015.
Work Summary:
1. Rose from the role of a Team Member to a role of Project Lead for 5 members in a span of 4.6 years in TCS, India.
2. Do not have international experience.
3. Received appreciations from all the clients I havw worked with( Verizon, Microsoft, Nokia)
4. Certification: CCNA
Community service
1. Have 1 year volunteer experience with an organisation. Shown my leadership potential here.
2. National Service Scheme volunteer for 2 years.
Achievements
1. Organised the 13th National Children’s Science Congress -2005, presided by Honorable Ex- President of India, Dr. A.P.J.Abdul Kalam.
2. Summer Research intern at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur from May – July 2008.
3. Elected as the Joint Secretary of Indian Society For Technical Education from 2008-2009.
4. Organised an event,reverbs, of ToastMaster International District82 .
5, Published an IEEE paper.
6, Presented and won many paper presentation contests at IIT's(Indian Institute of Technology) and NIT's(National Institute of Technology).
My target schools?
1. Kenan Flagler School of Business
2. McCombs School of Business
3. Duke Fuqua School of Business
4. Gouizeuta School of Business
5. Mannheim School of Business
6. Indian School of Business
1. Which schools shall i apply for my profile?
a. I like to study in towns rather than in cities.
b. I like warm climate.
c. I am looking for top25 schools only.
d.I am primary looking for colleges which can offer scholarships for my profile.
Based on these above criteria, I have shortlisted the above schools. Could you kindly let me know whether the targeted schools are apt for my profile? If not, could you say whether my profile is recommended to apply for these target schools?
10 Jun 2014, 10:08
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Hello,
Thank you for your kind words. It's our pleasure to be of help.
It will be difficult to gain scholarships from top-25 level programs. Your profile is fine for such programs, but gaining scholarships is often easier when applying to schools where your profile is above average or has some very unusual/distinctive aspect. So I'd suggest applying to programs of this level and apply for scholarships, but don't expect them. I’d consider all the programs you mention to be [url=Hello,
First, I should say that it will be difficult to gain scholarships from top-25 level programs. Your profile is fine for such programs, but gaining scholarships is often easier when applying to schools where your profile is above average or has some very unusual/distinctive aspect.
I’d consider all the programs you mention to be very reasonable reaches or on-pars. I’m not sure about your goals, so I suggest selecting from this list based on your goals.
If a scholarship is important and you want warm weather, consider perhaps some schools right around or slightly under the "25" level (depending on the ranking): Georgia Tech/Scheller, Texas A&M/Mays, SMU/Cox, Vanderbilt/Owen, and Rice/Jones.
]very reasonable reaches or on-pars[/url]. I’m not sure about your goals, so I suggest selecting from this list based on your goals.
If a scholarship is important and you want warm weather, consider perhaps some schools right around or slightly under the "25" level (depending on the ranking): Georgia Tech/Scheller, Texas A&M/Mays, SMU/Cox, Vanderbilt/Owen, and Rice/Jones.
Thank you for your kind words. It's our pleasure to be of help.
It will be difficult to gain scholarships from top-25 level programs. Your profile is fine for such programs, but gaining scholarships is often easier when applying to schools where your profile is above average or has some very unusual/distinctive aspect. So I'd suggest applying to programs of this level and apply for scholarships, but don't expect them. I’d consider all the programs you mention to be [url=Hello,
First, I should say that it will be difficult to gain scholarships from top-25 level programs. Your profile is fine for such programs, but gaining scholarships is often easier when applying to schools where your profile is above average or has some very unusual/distinctive aspect.
I’d consider all the programs you mention to be very reasonable reaches or on-pars. I’m not sure about your goals, so I suggest selecting from this list based on your goals.
If a scholarship is important and you want warm weather, consider perhaps some schools right around or slightly under the "25" level (depending on the ranking): Georgia Tech/Scheller, Texas A&M/Mays, SMU/Cox, Vanderbilt/Owen, and Rice/Jones.
]very reasonable reaches or on-pars[/url]. I’m not sure about your goals, so I suggest selecting from this list based on your goals.
If a scholarship is important and you want warm weather, consider perhaps some schools right around or slightly under the "25" level (depending on the ranking): Georgia Tech/Scheller, Texas A&M/Mays, SMU/Cox, Vanderbilt/Owen, and Rice/Jones.
10 Jun 2014, 10:10
Kudos
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Thank you for your kind words. It's our pleasure to be of help.
It will be difficult to gain scholarships from top-25 level programs. Your profile is fine for such programs, but gaining scholarships is often easier when applying to schools where your profile is above average or has some very unusual/distinctive aspect. So I'd suggest applying to programs of this level and apply for scholarships, but don't expect them. I’d consider all the programs you mention to be reasonable reaches to on-pars.
First, I should say that it will be difficult to gain scholarships from top-25 level programs. Your profile is fine for such programs, but gaining scholarships is often easier when applying to schools where your profile is above average or has some very unusual/distinctive aspect.
I’d consider all the programs you mention to be very reasonable reaches or on-pars. I’m not sure about your goals, so I suggest selecting from this list based on your goals.
If a scholarship is important and you want warm weather, consider perhaps some schools right around or slightly under the "25" level (depending on the ranking): Georgia Tech/Scheller, Texas A&M/Mays, SMU/Cox, Vanderbilt/Owen, and Rice/Jones.
]very reasonable reaches or on-pars[/url]. I’m not sure about your goals, so I suggest selecting from this list based on your goals.
If a scholarship is important and you want warm weather, consider perhaps some schools right around or slightly under the "25" level (depending on the ranking): Georgia Tech/Scheller, Texas A&M/Mays, SMU/Cox, Vanderbilt/Owen, and Rice/Jones.
It will be difficult to gain scholarships from top-25 level programs. Your profile is fine for such programs, but gaining scholarships is often easier when applying to schools where your profile is above average or has some very unusual/distinctive aspect. So I'd suggest applying to programs of this level and apply for scholarships, but don't expect them. I’d consider all the programs you mention to be reasonable reaches to on-pars.
First, I should say that it will be difficult to gain scholarships from top-25 level programs. Your profile is fine for such programs, but gaining scholarships is often easier when applying to schools where your profile is above average or has some very unusual/distinctive aspect.
I’d consider all the programs you mention to be very reasonable reaches or on-pars. I’m not sure about your goals, so I suggest selecting from this list based on your goals.
If a scholarship is important and you want warm weather, consider perhaps some schools right around or slightly under the "25" level (depending on the ranking): Georgia Tech/Scheller, Texas A&M/Mays, SMU/Cox, Vanderbilt/Owen, and Rice/Jones.
]very reasonable reaches or on-pars[/url]. I’m not sure about your goals, so I suggest selecting from this list based on your goals.
If a scholarship is important and you want warm weather, consider perhaps some schools right around or slightly under the "25" level (depending on the ranking): Georgia Tech/Scheller, Texas A&M/Mays, SMU/Cox, Vanderbilt/Owen, and Rice/Jones.
