Wharton v Columbia v Booth v Kellogg v Stern - Guess Where They Got In

At the risk of being completely wrong, my two cents:

I think this is an incredibly strong profile. I see continuous growth throughout his profile and a strong desire for pursuing finance as a career as evidenced by quitting his earlier job for the analyst role and also getting promoted

The GRE is over what Wharton advertises for it's class( I don't think Stern publishes GRE stats. Please correct me if I'm wrong

But I primarily have reservations on the following

I'm unsure of how the universities perceive a second switch in career at 32 years particularly after having a masters program and switching streams post that (is there any information on the duration of his job?). I am unable to reconcile working on Capitol hill with his paralegal work and the current job in finance. A time frame of how long he's been in his current job would help imo

But if I were to guess I'd say NYU ( A little on the edge with Wharton. I'm sure they'd appreciate his public policy + finance background)

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