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Blayze,

"Savvy" goals are goals that have been road-tested through research on your part including informational interviews with folks in the field you're targeting. Savvy goals are goals whose roots in your experiences have been well-explained. Savvy goals are also goals that adcoms will believe are reasonably achievable for someone with your background and an MB from their school. Savvy goals are also goals that are presented in detail in the essays with the kind of detail that shows you know what you're getting into.

Good luck,