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Hi!
Can you please review my profile and the question below? Much appreciate it in advance
Gender: Female
Nationality: S. Korea (USA Green cardholder)
Age: 33
Gmat: 730 (Q49 V41)
Background: 11 yrs of working Exp in Fashion design manager with a fashion design degree at Virginia Commonwealth Univ.
- I have accomplished a lot while working such as the highest sales record, as a manager, in my company history (one of the biggest fashion retail corp in the USA), and also demonstrated a leadership on extracurricular. So I am confident that I can shine on that part
Story: I was rejected last year from my top MBA schools. From my analysis, it was because of a low GMAT score, 660, and no business-related class taken during college. So I have increase the score to 730 this year, but going to take another for 740+ in the early Sep.
Short-term goal: a strategy consultant specialized in Retail & Consumer Goods
Target School: HBS, Kellogg, Columbia, Stern, Haas, Ross
Targeting Round: R2
1/ Look forward to hearing your thought about my background
2/ Could you please share a thought about the list of schools? I am open to expanding the scope to lower-ranked schools
3/ To enhance my resume, planning to take an online business class. I have found two programs: HBS CORe and Wharton Fundamental Business course from Coursera. Which one would recommend taking? Or do you have other recommendations? Here are the pros and cons:
* HBS CORe: $$$$, a fixed starting date, which overwraps with my GMAT test date, covering fewer subject matters compared to the Wharton course; but, I can have HBS CORe certificate on my resume.
* Wharton online course from Coursera: 1/4 of the price of HBS CORe, a flexible starting date, covering more subject matters.
Thank you so much again and look forward to hearing from you.
Can you please review my profile and the question below? Much appreciate it in advance
Gender: Female
Nationality: S. Korea (USA Green cardholder)
Age: 33
Gmat: 730 (Q49 V41)
Background: 11 yrs of working Exp in Fashion design manager with a fashion design degree at Virginia Commonwealth Univ.
- I have accomplished a lot while working such as the highest sales record, as a manager, in my company history (one of the biggest fashion retail corp in the USA), and also demonstrated a leadership on extracurricular. So I am confident that I can shine on that part
Story: I was rejected last year from my top MBA schools. From my analysis, it was because of a low GMAT score, 660, and no business-related class taken during college. So I have increase the score to 730 this year, but going to take another for 740+ in the early Sep.
Short-term goal: a strategy consultant specialized in Retail & Consumer Goods
Target School: HBS, Kellogg, Columbia, Stern, Haas, Ross
Targeting Round: R2
1/ Look forward to hearing your thought about my background
2/ Could you please share a thought about the list of schools? I am open to expanding the scope to lower-ranked schools
3/ To enhance my resume, planning to take an online business class. I have found two programs: HBS CORe and Wharton Fundamental Business course from Coursera. Which one would recommend taking? Or do you have other recommendations? Here are the pros and cons:
* HBS CORe: $$$$, a fixed starting date, which overwraps with my GMAT test date, covering fewer subject matters compared to the Wharton course; but, I can have HBS CORe certificate on my resume.
* Wharton online course from Coursera: 1/4 of the price of HBS CORe, a flexible starting date, covering more subject matters.
Thank you so much again and look forward to hearing from you.
