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I think Wharton makes sense. Further, your academic profile is solid, so no need to retake the GMAT. Your LORs look like they are in good shape as well. I think you can focus more on the leadership development side as well as your involvement (extracurricular activities). Based on the goals you shared, some other programs that could work out for you include Booth or CBS. Have you thought about how many schools you're comfortable applying to?
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I think Wharton makes sense. Further, your academic profile is solid, so no need to retake the GMAT. Your LORs look like they are in good shape as well. I think you can focus more on the leadership development side as well as your involvement (extracurricular activities). Based on the goals you shared, some other programs that could work out for you include Booth or CBS. Have you thought about how many schools you're comfortable applying to?

Maybe 5 schools I think. My idea is not to take safety schools because I don't think an average program would help on my goals. So I would like to only take my shot at Wharton, along with several other top programs. I guess my real concern is whether there is genuine possibility to be admitted in Wharton and if it's worth trying, otherwise I would continue my life which I am not unhappy with.
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You should definitely give Wharton a shot! Other top programs make sense as well! Let us know if we can help!