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14 Jan 2023, 05:25
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Looking at applying to some top tier deferred enrollment MBA programs, lmk if I stand a chance given the very non target undergrad-
Schools: Harvard 2+2, Wharton Moelis, UVA Darden, Chicago Booth, Columbia, Carnegie Mellon Tepper
Academics: international (see my user) non-target. Full merit scholarship. Will graduate Summa Cum Laude. GPA 3.97. Business admin major. Valedictorian in HS.
Internships: investment banking (private equity) summer internship 2023 umm bank (Menlo), Amazon (operations) 2022, currently working european capital markets company. Also worked in international diplomacy societies (unpaid)
Extracurricular: President of student council, president of business & finance club, tutor for ESL students, published research international IFRS conference, LSE AIC delegate 2023
Test scores: I haven't taken GMAT/GRE yet- planning on it in mid-March/early April. Study insights appreciated.
Demo: white straight female/ also graduating 1 yr early (21) if it makes a difference
Other: Planning to write on how I can add value to MBA class by leveraging international experience/global perspective on markets from 3 yrs living & working in the industry abroad
Schools: Harvard 2+2, Wharton Moelis, UVA Darden, Chicago Booth, Columbia, Carnegie Mellon Tepper
Academics: international (see my user) non-target. Full merit scholarship. Will graduate Summa Cum Laude. GPA 3.97. Business admin major. Valedictorian in HS.
Internships: investment banking (private equity) summer internship 2023 umm bank (Menlo), Amazon (operations) 2022, currently working european capital markets company. Also worked in international diplomacy societies (unpaid)
Extracurricular: President of student council, president of business & finance club, tutor for ESL students, published research international IFRS conference, LSE AIC delegate 2023
Test scores: I haven't taken GMAT/GRE yet- planning on it in mid-March/early April. Study insights appreciated.
Demo: white straight female/ also graduating 1 yr early (21) if it makes a difference
Other: Planning to write on how I can add value to MBA class by leveraging international experience/global perspective on markets from 3 yrs living & working in the industry abroad
14 Jan 2023, 09:22
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If you go for the GMAT, consider checking out success stories on the Share GMAT Experience subforum. You can note the various resources students have used. Fair to say the Official Guides and Official Mocks are solid choices to include in any prep path you ultimately choose.
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14 Jan 2023, 18:55
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Welcome to GMAT Club.
Moving the topic to the profile review sub-forum.
PS. I think there’s absolutely no harm in applying early and going for deferred program. Stanford also has a deferred MBA program. They will actually automatically classify you for the Fred program even if you chose not to apply for it
By the way, a number of deferred programs are often generous with timelines for test scores and I will check the rules and timing for those.
What matters a lot is what you have been able to do with your background and how you have been able to perhaps stand out. The reputation of the undergraduate institution matters a lot since that is an indicator of your trajectory. However, being highly rated and ranked in your class and very engaged is helpful. It’s also helpful if you have some business activities such as being involved with a start up or some other idea. That’s really what admissions love to see is you taking initiative outside of the university. I know it’s hard when you have school and other time but that’s what they love
PS. For the GMAT, you can take a look at my signature for a study plan link with a number of starting point suggestions
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Moving the topic to the profile review sub-forum.
PS. I think there’s absolutely no harm in applying early and going for deferred program. Stanford also has a deferred MBA program. They will actually automatically classify you for the Fred program even if you chose not to apply for it
By the way, a number of deferred programs are often generous with timelines for test scores and I will check the rules and timing for those.
What matters a lot is what you have been able to do with your background and how you have been able to perhaps stand out. The reputation of the undergraduate institution matters a lot since that is an indicator of your trajectory. However, being highly rated and ranked in your class and very engaged is helpful. It’s also helpful if you have some business activities such as being involved with a start up or some other idea. That’s really what admissions love to see is you taking initiative outside of the university. I know it’s hard when you have school and other time but that’s what they love
PS. For the GMAT, you can take a look at my signature for a study plan link with a number of starting point suggestions
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