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The fact that you feel your internships help you as an entrepreneur tells me that you really should work full-time first for a few years.

As for 2+2, go ahead and apply if you want -- but my hunch is that your chances are slim.

Again, you seem to have a good start to your career thus far. Resist the temptation to rush. Get work experience. It'll be good for your wallet, and good for your life, and dare I say good for you as you transition into adulthood.
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alrite . all i can say is i will try . if not accepted then will build my resume accordinglly.
But i have one question . This program is supposed to be for college students . How do they expect that thses students will know what they want to do after MBa , as again as you mentioned they have have no work experience . so in that case when the student says he is passionate about debt capital markets , he must be bluffing :)
I think my interships were helpful, maybe not giving me the exact idea but giving me a fair idea about what to expect if i enter these jobs .

Also , all these internshps have given me the knowledge even if small as to how the industry operates ..

If it is possible can u give me an profile of a hbs 2+2 admit , so that you can build on your point . because right now , you saying they have special leadership qualities are very vauge . So an example would really help out here .

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Look, get some work experience.

The other thing is it's better to do a few things extraordinarily well, instead of keeping busy with a lot of things. You seem to be involved in a hodge podge of stuff - which is great if you're just experimenting, but it's not what the 2+2 program is looking for.

Read the FAQ on the HBS website. There is one question that may be relevant to you:

My undergraduate concentration is in a business-related field, and I have had a lot of business exposure. Is 2+2 the right program for me?

The 2+2 Program is primarily targeted towards students who are not already on a business track (i.e. students studying the liberal arts, sciences, engineering, etc.). If your current academic training and internship experiences put you on a solid foundation to advance in a business career, 2+2 may not be the right program for you. We encourage candidates with a strong track record of leadership and business exposure to consider applying as college seniors to our regular MBA Program.

Source: https://www.hbs.edu/mba/faq/#2plus2

In your case, you are on track for a business career already post college. You can certainly apply as a senior, but again your chances are still slim.

Make the most of your college experience, and get a full-time job.