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by Linda Abraham » Wed May 25, 2011 8:59 am
Serious1985 wrote:26/M/Indian
3.34 GPA (3.53 concentration - Info Systems) Singapore undergrad/ 730 GMAT (3rd attempt)
WE: Singapore Big 4 Advisory (finance management & operations consulting)
ECAs: Co-founded non-profit 2 years ago, alumni association board member for school's alma mater

I am targeting the top 15 schools. Which specific schools do you think I am competitive at?

I am looking for product management/ general management roles in the health and nutrition sector post MBA.
Thanks for your post.

You have a competitive profile for Duke, Cornell, Yale, Darden, and Ross. Kellogg and Haas are probably stretches, but worthwhile for you to consider.
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by Serious1985 » Wed May 25, 2011 6:31 pm
Thanks. What about Tuck or Sloan?
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by Linda Abraham » Wed May 25, 2011 7:22 pm
Serious1985 wrote:Thanks. What about Tuck or Sloan?
As with Haas and Kellgg, because of the intense competition at top MBA programs and what sounds like fairly typical work experience (although your description is a little cryptic), you have a chance at both Tuck and Sloan, but they are less likely acceptances.

You might be interested in:
* Diversity, Over-representation, and You
* A Winning MBA Application Strategy

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