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dude1986
Joined: 09 Jul 2009
Last visit: 25 May 2012
Posts: 12
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Concentration: Marketing, Strategy
Schools: Ross '14 (A)
GMAT 1: 730 Q49 V40
GPA: 3.77
24 Apr 2010, 13:34
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I plan on enrolling in either 2011 or 2012....any advice would be appreciated
Brief profile:
Almost 24 years old (Will be 25 or 26 upon matriculation)
3.8 GPA from state school with double major in Finance and Spanish
Studied abroad in Spain
1 year WE as an external bank auditor
Currently working for a Fortune 500 as a capital financial analyst (Managing a budget of $100M) - Experience in this role will be 1.5 or 2.5 years upon matriculation.
GMAT
Q - 49
V - 40
T - 730
Would like to stay in the Midwest for school but open to suggestions (have not researched too many schools yet)
I would like to go into an international finance/management type role. Schools that offer an international experience are very appealing to me.
Considering:
UofM
Notre Dame
Georgetown
Northwestern
University of South Carolina -IMBA
Any advice is appreciated!
Brief profile:
Almost 24 years old (Will be 25 or 26 upon matriculation)
3.8 GPA from state school with double major in Finance and Spanish
Studied abroad in Spain
1 year WE as an external bank auditor
Currently working for a Fortune 500 as a capital financial analyst (Managing a budget of $100M) - Experience in this role will be 1.5 or 2.5 years upon matriculation.
GMAT
Q - 49
V - 40
T - 730
Would like to stay in the Midwest for school but open to suggestions (have not researched too many schools yet)
I would like to go into an international finance/management type role. Schools that offer an international experience are very appealing to me.
Considering:
UofM
Notre Dame
Georgetown
Northwestern
University of South Carolina -IMBA
Any advice is appreciated!
25 Apr 2010, 12:22
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Honestly you can probably shoot higher.
Rather than rushing into b-school now, I would work for a few years -- maybe an additional year.
Kellogg will be a reach, but you have enough of a shot that it's worth applying.
Georgetown, Notre Dame and South Carolina will likely be safeties for you - you can cut that list down to 1.
As for UofM, I assume you mean Michigan and not Maryland. If so, schools like Michigan, Duke, Darden are schools where you should focus on as your sweet spots.
Rather than rushing into b-school now, I would work for a few years -- maybe an additional year.
Kellogg will be a reach, but you have enough of a shot that it's worth applying.
Georgetown, Notre Dame and South Carolina will likely be safeties for you - you can cut that list down to 1.
As for UofM, I assume you mean Michigan and not Maryland. If so, schools like Michigan, Duke, Darden are schools where you should focus on as your sweet spots.
