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by mbahopeful1246 » Sat Sep 12, 2015 7:24 pm
GMAT - 720
Work Exp - By the time I'd start the MBA four years at big 4 firm 3 years in audit and one in transaction services advisory, top rated every year and promoted ahead of standard promotion track

Undergrad GPA 3.55 - From a well rated/selective liberal arts school but not one with alot of name recognition
MS in accounting from same school - 3.77 GPA


CPA certification, no notable volunteer positions

Target schools would be Kellog/Sloan/Booth/Tuck/Haas with a preference for Sloan - are these in my range?
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by Alexbr@ClearAdmit » Sun Sep 13, 2015 6:16 am
With the limited data points you provide, I would say that they are within your range. Good volunteer work, xcs in college, and focused goals will help polish your application. cheers, Alex
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