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Updated on: 12 Jul 2018, 16:45
Originally posted by HealthTechDude99 on 12 Jul 2018, 08:26.
Last edited by HealthTechDude99 on 12 Jul 2018, 16:45, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by HealthTechDude99 on 12 Jul 2018, 16:45, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi there,
I am looking for some feedback on my potential at certain schools.
* 28-year-old caucasian male
*710 GMAT (48 Q, 40 V)
*GPA of 3.3
Post MBA Plans
*Likely to go into pharma.
*Preference to be in the greater NYC area
Would love to hear your thoughts
Thanks
I am looking for some feedback on my potential at certain schools.
* 28-year-old caucasian male
*710 GMAT (48 Q, 40 V)
*GPA of 3.3
Post MBA Plans
*Likely to go into pharma.
*Preference to be in the greater NYC area
Would love to hear your thoughts
Thanks
12 Jul 2018, 09:28
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Hi HealthTechDude99,
Thank you for your post. Your geographic preferences place a natural filter on the programs you might consider, so the menu of options is more finite. Cornell (Johnson) jumps out to me most given your stats, profile, work experience, and interests. There's a lot for you to research there at the intersection of business, technology, and health, especially with the advent of Cornell Tech. You will still need to execute very well (and engage heavily with the program) to get in there, but your stats and profile do generally align.
(Would you be open to dual degree programs? Cornell offers an MBA/MHA if you want to read up on it: https://www.johnson.cornell.edu/Programs ... ms/MHA-MBA)
Given your geographic preferences and profile, NYU Stern would be the other to look into further. Many folks would agree that Stern doesn't have quite as much of a tie to healthcare as Johnson, but it is picking up some momentum there. Give this a read: https://blogs.stern.nyu.edu/full-time-mb ... ealthcare/. Your stats a shade below average for Stern, but with super application execution (and again, active research and engagement with the program), it can become viable.
Columbia and Yale unfortunately feel out of reach to me given your current stats and demographic. You can try, but they will be reaches. Yale's not ranked as highly, of course, but it's a 730/3.7 program in terms of GMAT/GPA averages. If you want to more seriously entertain these, you should aim to boost your GMAT score. Yale has had some renown on the healthcare side and/or at the intersection of technology and health. Other schools that are known for their healthcare programs are outside of the New York area, so you'd have to consider how far you'd be willing to go.
Please read this for more detail on what I mean by "school research and engagement" and how specific your career goals and school knowledge should be: https://www.avantiprep.com/blog/the-mos ... on-process
I'd be happy to continue the conversation via a Free Consultation: https://www.avantiprep.com/free-consultation.html
Best Regards,
Greg
Thank you for your post. Your geographic preferences place a natural filter on the programs you might consider, so the menu of options is more finite. Cornell (Johnson) jumps out to me most given your stats, profile, work experience, and interests. There's a lot for you to research there at the intersection of business, technology, and health, especially with the advent of Cornell Tech. You will still need to execute very well (and engage heavily with the program) to get in there, but your stats and profile do generally align.
(Would you be open to dual degree programs? Cornell offers an MBA/MHA if you want to read up on it: https://www.johnson.cornell.edu/Programs ... ms/MHA-MBA)
Given your geographic preferences and profile, NYU Stern would be the other to look into further. Many folks would agree that Stern doesn't have quite as much of a tie to healthcare as Johnson, but it is picking up some momentum there. Give this a read: https://blogs.stern.nyu.edu/full-time-mb ... ealthcare/. Your stats a shade below average for Stern, but with super application execution (and again, active research and engagement with the program), it can become viable.
Columbia and Yale unfortunately feel out of reach to me given your current stats and demographic. You can try, but they will be reaches. Yale's not ranked as highly, of course, but it's a 730/3.7 program in terms of GMAT/GPA averages. If you want to more seriously entertain these, you should aim to boost your GMAT score. Yale has had some renown on the healthcare side and/or at the intersection of technology and health. Other schools that are known for their healthcare programs are outside of the New York area, so you'd have to consider how far you'd be willing to go.
Please read this for more detail on what I mean by "school research and engagement" and how specific your career goals and school knowledge should be: https://www.avantiprep.com/blog/the-mos ... on-process
I'd be happy to continue the conversation via a Free Consultation: https://www.avantiprep.com/free-consultation.html
Best Regards,
Greg
12 Jul 2018, 10:03
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Hi,
It seems like your profile is mostly rounded out. Are you thinking of applying this coming cycle? Unless you want to spend more time on the GMAT, I'd recommend you find a way to perfect your story, explaining to business schools why it is you're thinking of going to bschool, and how that decision would make sense given your current trajectory.
It seems like your profile is mostly rounded out. Are you thinking of applying this coming cycle? Unless you want to spend more time on the GMAT, I'd recommend you find a way to perfect your story, explaining to business schools why it is you're thinking of going to bschool, and how that decision would make sense given your current trajectory.
