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Re: Young one here looking for advice and profile check [#permalink]
Well I will be honest, I am not entirely sure of my goals. All I know that after I graduate I will probably work as a Financial Analyst somewhere for a few years. That should give me enough time to advance up the ranks and hopefully into a position of leadership. My volunteer time with my church will increase in as well which will result in the same as well. Some of things that really stick out to me is entrepreneurship and possibly investment banking. With that in mind, what schools should I have my eye on? Would seeking a JD even be worth the effort in this case? Again, thanks for your time.
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Re: Young one here looking for advice and profile check [#permalink]
dalexc wrote:
Well I will be honest, I am not entirely sure of my goals. All I know that after I graduate I will probably work as a Financial Analyst somewhere for a few years. That should give me enough time to advance up the ranks and hopefully into a position of leadership. My volunteer time with my church will increase in as well which will result in the same as well. Some of things that really stick out to me is entrepreneurship and possibly investment banking. With that in mind, what schools should I have my eye on? Would seeking a JD even be worth the effort in this case? Again, thanks for your time.


dalexc,

Assuming you get a 700 or higher on the GMAT, for finance you could aim for aim for Wharton, Chicago, and Columbia (at the top of your list). For entrepreneurship you could target Stanford, Harvard, Wharton, and MIT (top of the list). The following schools should probably not be on your list because they don't have a track record of welcoming applicants with under a year of work experience: Kellogg, NYU, Texas, and Tuck, among others. If you want to apply to a joint MBA-JD program you will have to be able to explain to them why you need both degrees. It doesn't sound like you are sure why at this point so I can't recommend that course.

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