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Hello there,
Thanks for sharing your profile. I'm not too worried about your age. You're not too far off from the average age, and there is no hard limit or anything. Your work background is very interesting and it sounds like you've progressed quickly. Corporate law is not the most typical pre-MBA path -- this is mostly a benefit to you as your profile will stand out more and you will bring some diversity to a class (and a helpful perspective to your classmates). There is a slight challenge though in that you need to have rock solid reasons for why you want an MBA and a really clear idea of how you will use the MBA to progress your career. That is definitely an addressable challenge with some more thinking and through articulating those reasons in your essays.
Is any of your volunteer work or non-work activities current? If those are things that have lapsed, I recommend restarting at least a couple.
Do you have a GMAT or GRE score yet? That is an important component of assessing your chances. With your GPA, you won't need to convert. Admissions offices will be well versed in reviewing transcripts and grades from other countries.
Hope this helps and best of luck!
Kate
Thanks for sharing your profile. I'm not too worried about your age. You're not too far off from the average age, and there is no hard limit or anything. Your work background is very interesting and it sounds like you've progressed quickly. Corporate law is not the most typical pre-MBA path -- this is mostly a benefit to you as your profile will stand out more and you will bring some diversity to a class (and a helpful perspective to your classmates). There is a slight challenge though in that you need to have rock solid reasons for why you want an MBA and a really clear idea of how you will use the MBA to progress your career. That is definitely an addressable challenge with some more thinking and through articulating those reasons in your essays.
Is any of your volunteer work or non-work activities current? If those are things that have lapsed, I recommend restarting at least a couple.
Do you have a GMAT or GRE score yet? That is an important component of assessing your chances. With your GPA, you won't need to convert. Admissions offices will be well versed in reviewing transcripts and grades from other countries.
Hope this helps and best of luck!
Kate
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