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Hi, thank you in advance for your opinions.
I am just about to get into the work force (starting January 2017) and I am looking for tips on how to best position myself down the line for the best school possible. I'm from Canada and could probably get into the top schools here (Ivey/Rotman) within a year or two, but I'm thinking I would rather wait a bit longer, build myself up a bit more and go for big.
Undergrad school/major: Top Canadian School, Major in Engineering Physics. GPA: 3.92/4.30 (scales to about 3.82/4.00 after converting the A+'s, not sure adcoms do this though)
Other education/coursework: Top Canadian School, Master's in Particle Physics. GPA: 3.90/4.00
Age: 23
Race/Nationality: White/Middle-Eastern mix, Canadian
Sex: Male
Languages: Fluent in English, French, and Farsi, a little bit of Spanish and Swedish
GMAT Score: TBD, but I'm expecting >720 based on strong quant background and 99th percentile SAT
Goal of MBA: One of my idols is Elon Musk...ideally, I would like to leverage my background in science/physics and build a business around cutting edge science. I think I would want to do strategy in a company like Tesla, SpaceX, or the like. If I can't land that out of recruiting, I really love consulting too so doing that for a few years before transitioning to corporate would also be fantastic.
Targets: M7+Tuck, INSEAD. I've always wanted to go to MIT so I've got a bit of a soft spot for Sloan, although H/S and maybe W would take precedence if I'm admitted to both.
Thank you!
I am just about to get into the work force (starting January 2017) and I am looking for tips on how to best position myself down the line for the best school possible. I'm from Canada and could probably get into the top schools here (Ivey/Rotman) within a year or two, but I'm thinking I would rather wait a bit longer, build myself up a bit more and go for big.
Undergrad school/major: Top Canadian School, Major in Engineering Physics. GPA: 3.92/4.30 (scales to about 3.82/4.00 after converting the A+'s, not sure adcoms do this though)
Other education/coursework: Top Canadian School, Master's in Particle Physics. GPA: 3.90/4.00
Age: 23
Race/Nationality: White/Middle-Eastern mix, Canadian
Sex: Male
Languages: Fluent in English, French, and Farsi, a little bit of Spanish and Swedish
GMAT Score: TBD, but I'm expecting >720 based on strong quant background and 99th percentile SAT
Goal of MBA: One of my idols is Elon Musk...ideally, I would like to leverage my background in science/physics and build a business around cutting edge science. I think I would want to do strategy in a company like Tesla, SpaceX, or the like. If I can't land that out of recruiting, I really love consulting too so doing that for a few years before transitioning to corporate would also be fantastic.
Targets: M7+Tuck, INSEAD. I've always wanted to go to MIT so I've got a bit of a soft spot for Sloan, although H/S and maybe W would take precedence if I'm admitted to both.
Thank you!
08 May 2016, 17:54
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Thanks for sharing. Great that you are planning this at such an early stage.
You have strong academics and focus on the sciences. Aside from doing well at work and on the GMAT, try to gain more exposure to show more experiences developing your soft skills, collaborating on projects, leading groups, or being part of teams. Try to gain exposure other dimensions, such as sports, arts, or activities such as building relationships/communities, or selling to clients/stakeholders. These should help you gain a well-rounded profile and put you in a better position down the line.
Wish you all the best and look forward to your updates.
You have strong academics and focus on the sciences. Aside from doing well at work and on the GMAT, try to gain more exposure to show more experiences developing your soft skills, collaborating on projects, leading groups, or being part of teams. Try to gain exposure other dimensions, such as sports, arts, or activities such as building relationships/communities, or selling to clients/stakeholders. These should help you gain a well-rounded profile and put you in a better position down the line.
Wish you all the best and look forward to your updates.
08 May 2016, 17:59
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Thank you for the input! I guess I should have mentioned a few more things about my extracurriculars. I've been a lifelong classical/jazz piano performer (Grade 10, which is the highest achievable grade), as well as a Krav Maga practitioner. Furthermore, I've spent several semesters as a teaching assistant at both the undergraduate and graduate level. I don't know if that counts as work experience but it has definitely developed my soft skills as well as my presentation and communication skills.
