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19 Nov 2011, 19:27
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1) Basic demographic info: 24 years old, Male, White US. Will be 26 when matriculating.
2) Educational Background: Small private college (Goshen College) including study in Spain for 1 year. Major: Accounting, 3.6. GMAT: 710 38V 48Q
3) Work experience: CPA. McGladrey and Pullen: Tax Associate(4 months). McGladrey and Pullen: Audit Associate (1 year). Hope to have 2 years of consulting work for middle tier firm or accounting work for large real estate firm when matriculating.
4) Extracurriculars: Low here. College: College Tennis, a week of volunteering in Washington for the Trails association. Post College: Discount deals website that was built and then run for about a week before understanding that our capital at the time wasn't sufficient to get the site officially started.
5) Short/Long term goals: what do you want to do after your MBA? Consulting. Dream job for M/B/B.
6) Schools: This is where I need the evaluation done. Where is realistic for my profile?
Thanks for all the help that you can give.
2) Educational Background: Small private college (Goshen College) including study in Spain for 1 year. Major: Accounting, 3.6. GMAT: 710 38V 48Q
3) Work experience: CPA. McGladrey and Pullen: Tax Associate(4 months). McGladrey and Pullen: Audit Associate (1 year). Hope to have 2 years of consulting work for middle tier firm or accounting work for large real estate firm when matriculating.
4) Extracurriculars: Low here. College: College Tennis, a week of volunteering in Washington for the Trails association. Post College: Discount deals website that was built and then run for about a week before understanding that our capital at the time wasn't sufficient to get the site officially started.
5) Short/Long term goals: what do you want to do after your MBA? Consulting. Dream job for M/B/B.
6) Schools: This is where I need the evaluation done. Where is realistic for my profile?
Thanks for all the help that you can give.
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Hello aaronts, thanks for your question.
Your GMAT score and GPA are solid.
I think your competitiveness will come down to the quality of your leadership experience, both in and out of the office. Can you draw upon “moments” when you truly led: influenced individuals and organizations, drove results, took initiative?
In terms of extracurriculars, they need not be limited to official community service. You might also speak to your passions and interests as vehicles through which you have done good for the world.
Given the limited information I have, I would say that the top tier programs might be a steep reach, but that you could shoot for programs like Fuqua, Ross, and Darden. Again, it really depends on the quality of your essays and how much you can call out your leadership accomplishments and potential.
Best of luck,
Brian
Your GMAT score and GPA are solid.
I think your competitiveness will come down to the quality of your leadership experience, both in and out of the office. Can you draw upon “moments” when you truly led: influenced individuals and organizations, drove results, took initiative?
In terms of extracurriculars, they need not be limited to official community service. You might also speak to your passions and interests as vehicles through which you have done good for the world.
Given the limited information I have, I would say that the top tier programs might be a steep reach, but that you could shoot for programs like Fuqua, Ross, and Darden. Again, it really depends on the quality of your essays and how much you can call out your leadership accomplishments and potential.
Best of luck,
Brian
