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JL2020
Joined: 13 Sep 2019
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Location: Canada
Schools: Stanford '22 (WD) Sloan '22 (WL) Wharton '22 (D) LBS '22 (D) Booth '22 (S) INSEAD Jan'21 Intake (A)
GPA: 3.48
Schools: Stanford '22 (WD) Sloan '22 (WL) Wharton '22 (D) LBS '22 (D) Booth '22 (S) INSEAD Jan'21 Intake (A)
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Really excellent profile, you kind of check all the boxes in terms of leadership, contribution, international work experience and decent academics. GPA is a tiny bit low but your major is very difficult.
Sometimes I joke that a particular GMAT score will not we high enough unless they are an Iranian feminist, how ironic is that.
So in a nutshell, you are just going to have to show them that you can get the work done and that's pretty much it. So get a quant score that's in the 70th percentile. And we could relax at a bit if you had B+ or better grades and math subjects in college.
I'm not sure what your goals are but just to keep your options open it's good to do your best on the GMAT, but you can skate by with something significantly less than the class average.
I think I would say 650 is the absolute minimum and chancy, whereas 700 probably a good shot if the quant is good.
HBS in GSB do not offer Merit Scholarships however other schools do, so if you have any interest in MIT or Wharton then you will want to do your best to be even more competitive for those.
@milad90
="milad90"]Hi everyone
I am looking for an admission expert to evaluate my profile please.
I am a 29 year old woman and I am an Iranian-Canadian citizen. Graduated from UBC-Chemical Engineering, GPA 3.3. I am currently working in Iran as a Growth Hacking Manager at one of the top notch and biggest start up companies in Iran. The company is similar to Uber and staffs around 1000 people. I have 6 people( mix of junior analysts and senior team leads) reporting to me. I have 5 years work experience. I have been in this organization for 3 years and for 1 year I worked as an Investment Analyst in the same organization. before this job I was working at another 2 companies in Iran as a consultant. And before I move back to Iran (2015) I worked as a researcher, published a paper, etc for one year in Canada. I am the head of Women In Management club in the company and my hobbies are tennis, paragliding, travel, poker.
I am interested in applying to Stanford -round 1 2021 intake
If there is anything else I should mention please let me know. I am specifically writing this to know what GMAT score will be good enough for me to target.
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Sometimes I joke that a particular GMAT score will not we high enough unless they are an Iranian feminist, how ironic is that.
So in a nutshell, you are just going to have to show them that you can get the work done and that's pretty much it. So get a quant score that's in the 70th percentile. And we could relax at a bit if you had B+ or better grades and math subjects in college.
I'm not sure what your goals are but just to keep your options open it's good to do your best on the GMAT, but you can skate by with something significantly less than the class average.
I think I would say 650 is the absolute minimum and chancy, whereas 700 probably a good shot if the quant is good.
HBS in GSB do not offer Merit Scholarships however other schools do, so if you have any interest in MIT or Wharton then you will want to do your best to be even more competitive for those.
@milad90
="milad90"]Hi everyone
I am looking for an admission expert to evaluate my profile please.
I am a 29 year old woman and I am an Iranian-Canadian citizen. Graduated from UBC-Chemical Engineering, GPA 3.3. I am currently working in Iran as a Growth Hacking Manager at one of the top notch and biggest start up companies in Iran. The company is similar to Uber and staffs around 1000 people. I have 6 people( mix of junior analysts and senior team leads) reporting to me. I have 5 years work experience. I have been in this organization for 3 years and for 1 year I worked as an Investment Analyst in the same organization. before this job I was working at another 2 companies in Iran as a consultant. And before I move back to Iran (2015) I worked as a researcher, published a paper, etc for one year in Canada. I am the head of Women In Management club in the company and my hobbies are tennis, paragliding, travel, poker.
I am interested in applying to Stanford -round 1 2021 intake
If there is anything else I should mention please let me know. I am specifically writing this to know what GMAT score will be good enough for me to target.
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JL2020
Joined: 13 Sep 2019
Last visit: 03 Aug 2020
Posts: 64
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 19
Location: Canada
Schools: Stanford '22 (WD) Sloan '22 (WL) Wharton '22 (D) LBS '22 (D) Booth '22 (S) INSEAD Jan'21 Intake (A)
GPA: 3.48
Schools: Stanford '22 (WD) Sloan '22 (WL) Wharton '22 (D) LBS '22 (D) Booth '22 (S) INSEAD Jan'21 Intake (A)
Posts: 64
Kudos:
27
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