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by cdkcurtis » Thu Nov 15, 2007 3:43 pm
Financial Advisor for Edward Jones - 3 yrs
Student Body President at major state university
3.0 GPA
650 GMAT

Noteworthy Acomplishments
Manage my own office with over $15M and 700 accounts
Serve on the board for 2 major nonprofits in my community
Featured on the cover of a national magazine, Student Leader
Visited over 25 countries
Named Top 40 Under 40 business professional, 2007

I know my weaknesses are my GPA and GMAT, but I have quite a bit of leadership experience that isn't listed.

My top 8 schools are:

Darden, WashU, Texas, UNC, NYU, Yale and Columbia

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by Amy » Thu Nov 15, 2007 9:15 pm
Hi cdkcurtis,

You are correct that your GPA and GMAT are your biggest concerns, it sounds like you do have great work experience and leadership. Student body president is great. Do you have any extracurriculars post college also? I would suggest retaking the GMAT again if you can, that may be helpful.

I think your school list has some completely reasonable schools - WashU, Texas and UNC for instance. I always advise applying to a mix of schools, which you definitely are, so that's great.

Good luck!

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