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by CriticalSquareMBA » Wed Feb 05, 2014 7:41 am
Hey Mike,

You have a pretty wide range of schools so that's good. I think some of them are definitely stretches whereas others are more realistic. However, within the list, I guess I don't see the common theme. They vary in teaching method, location, industries, specializations, etc. Maybe you can help me understand what you're looking for out of your target MBA programs?

From a profile standpoint, your GMAT is pretty good - not great, but good. A 710 is a solid score but right around average for most of the programs above. Your GPA is average as well but you got it in engineering, so that's a plus! You don't have the prestige of institution but that is what it is. From an EC standpoint, you're a little light both in college and after. You definitely have some highlights but no massively impressive track record. From a work experience standpoint, your relative performance is going to be what pins it all together. You lack the common definition of leadership but I think there's stuff there to work with.

Ok, from a story perspective - we'll have to work on that. I'm not going to even pretend we can address that here. That's a pretty generic goal and all the variety you lack in your story you've put into your school list so there'll have to be some customization for sure.

I think it's good you're stretching but I think there's a broader conversation that needs to happen that lets us get into the details of your career and what you really want to do. School selection comes after that :)

Let me know if you'd like to chat - we're happy to help!

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