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20 May 2018, 02:02
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Please evaluate my profile as below:
Nationality: Morocco,
Age: 34
Gender: Female
Gmat Target: 650-700
Background: Experience: started in Aviation as airport agent then moved to retails as purchasing assist and then buyer in a construction company then back in Aviation for 5years as flight attendant currently procurement officer in the same airline
Education: bachelor in IT and master degree in procurement my GPA is less than average but I have my reasons for that
CAPM certified
Extra curicular: toastmaster
Passion: traveling. been in over 60 countries lived in 3different countries.
Languages: Arabic, French and English fluent in all 3 planning to learn Spanish after I finish with my application
Goals Post MBA: long term reach a C-level in an airline by implementing a business model that help the industry to increase its profit margin while providing a seamless experience to the traveller. Immediate term goal: grow in the procurement department in an entity within the aviation industry but outside of the airline such as airports, ground handling companies...etc, then move to regulatory entity before going back to airline again.
MBA in USA or Canada.
What are my chance in Top american/Canadian schools? Thank you
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Nationality: Morocco,
Age: 34
Gender: Female
Gmat Target: 650-700
Background: Experience: started in Aviation as airport agent then moved to retails as purchasing assist and then buyer in a construction company then back in Aviation for 5years as flight attendant currently procurement officer in the same airline
Education: bachelor in IT and master degree in procurement my GPA is less than average but I have my reasons for that
CAPM certified
Extra curicular: toastmaster
Passion: traveling. been in over 60 countries lived in 3different countries.
Languages: Arabic, French and English fluent in all 3 planning to learn Spanish after I finish with my application
Goals Post MBA: long term reach a C-level in an airline by implementing a business model that help the industry to increase its profit margin while providing a seamless experience to the traveller. Immediate term goal: grow in the procurement department in an entity within the aviation industry but outside of the airline such as airports, ground handling companies...etc, then move to regulatory entity before going back to airline again.
MBA in USA or Canada.
What are my chance in Top american/Canadian schools? Thank you
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20 May 2018, 03:25
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Hello fatimazahrafahes
You have a lot going in your favor in terms of Diversity and Work Ex (although explain your achievements in more detail)
Low GPA can be compensated with a good GMAT- for you 700 will give you a fighting score.
Your goals look sorted, although outcome will be decided on how strong your written application is.
US Top 10 will be a stretch (as they are for everyone) but I would encourage you to shortlist the right set of schools (research well) and apply. If you write great a application/essay- you will stand a good chance.
Canada schools will be much easier for you looking at your background. I mean you will have to really screw up in your essays to not get an interview call.
At the cost of repeating myself- put your best in your written application- you have a very interesting profile no doubt.
All the best.
You have a lot going in your favor in terms of Diversity and Work Ex (although explain your achievements in more detail)
Low GPA can be compensated with a good GMAT- for you 700 will give you a fighting score.
Your goals look sorted, although outcome will be decided on how strong your written application is.
US Top 10 will be a stretch (as they are for everyone) but I would encourage you to shortlist the right set of schools (research well) and apply. If you write great a application/essay- you will stand a good chance.
Canada schools will be much easier for you looking at your background. I mean you will have to really screw up in your essays to not get an interview call.
At the cost of repeating myself- put your best in your written application- you have a very interesting profile no doubt.
All the best.
fatimazahrafahes
20 May 2018, 08:10
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Hi strangelrose, there is not an abundance of Moroccan ladies applying to business school and so you do have that as your trump card.. I really urge you to invest as much time and energy you need into your GMAT preparation, the difference between a 650 and a 700 is significant. if you have any inclination towards a global career I urge you to apply to INSEAD and LDS as well, maybe HEC. UK/ European schools are much friendlier towards older candidates they have lower GMAT standards but require more work experience. It's a little bit difficult to really evaluate your chances because I'm not able to discern the leadership factor in your job. If you have some strong anecdotes that point to impact problem solving teamwork leadership initiative all of that stuff then it will be a much easier process getting in. That is if you are able to articulate all of that sparklingly in your CV, essays, recommendation talking points, and application boxes. I like the fact that you have a long-range goal that is in the same industry, it makes you look a little more marketable and less of a risk from the standpoint of career services. The trick is to making sure you're choosing a goal that will require an MBA but also that you would be offering something of value to your future employer based on your background. Hope this helps. que tous vos souhaits soient réalisés 
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