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jschraepfer
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I would appreciate if a few people could evaluate my profile and provide a realistic assessment. Also, any information about your services would be great as I'm interested in admissions consulting.
Target School: HBS
Education:
Ohio University - 3.388
BBA Finance (2009)
BBA Management Information Systems (2009)
Ecole Superior de Commerce (No, I don't speak French. It was an English speaking program.)
International Cluster Program (14 wks)
Work Experience
Deloitte and Touche LLC - Audit and Enterprise Risk Services (one year at time of application)
- Internal Control Audit
- General Computer Control Audit
Sogeti USA (Cap Gemini) - Enterprise Microsoft Solutions Consultant (one year)
- Developer on application migration (code translation) of document certification system
- Developer on portfolio management system
- Consultant on Application Virtualization project
- Worked with Offshore team
Volunteering
Alpha Omega Graduate Association - Phi Gamma Delta
Awards
Ohio University Presidential Scholar (Full Tuition Scholarship)
Copeland Scholar (Competitively selected based on leadership potential)
Test Scores
GMAT: 720
V 41
Q 48
W 4.5
My Thoughts
I have an interesting story to tell. Neither of my parents went to college, and my father passed away suddenly last year. I have more life experience (own a house, moved to Washington DC to spread my wings, buried a parent) than loads of people a decade older than myself. I am a white male and will be twenty four years old in January.
My work experience (3 years at time of enrollment) is perhaps below average, but it has been intense. I have been to clients all over the country and have seen two completely different consulting fields while at Sogeti and Deloitte. In another year or two I will add more items to the list of things I have experienced but they chances of me actually moving into a management position are basically zero. I think I would gain more by moving on to an MBA than waiting in line to become a manager at a big four firm.
Please let me know your thoughts on how realistic getting into Harvard would be and what, if any, admissions consulting you would recommend.
THANKS!
Target School: HBS
Education:
Ohio University - 3.388
BBA Finance (2009)
BBA Management Information Systems (2009)
Ecole Superior de Commerce (No, I don't speak French. It was an English speaking program.)
International Cluster Program (14 wks)
Work Experience
Deloitte and Touche LLC - Audit and Enterprise Risk Services (one year at time of application)
- Internal Control Audit
- General Computer Control Audit
Sogeti USA (Cap Gemini) - Enterprise Microsoft Solutions Consultant (one year)
- Developer on application migration (code translation) of document certification system
- Developer on portfolio management system
- Consultant on Application Virtualization project
- Worked with Offshore team
Volunteering
Alpha Omega Graduate Association - Phi Gamma Delta
Awards
Ohio University Presidential Scholar (Full Tuition Scholarship)
Copeland Scholar (Competitively selected based on leadership potential)
Test Scores
GMAT: 720
V 41
Q 48
W 4.5
My Thoughts
I have an interesting story to tell. Neither of my parents went to college, and my father passed away suddenly last year. I have more life experience (own a house, moved to Washington DC to spread my wings, buried a parent) than loads of people a decade older than myself. I am a white male and will be twenty four years old in January.
My work experience (3 years at time of enrollment) is perhaps below average, but it has been intense. I have been to clients all over the country and have seen two completely different consulting fields while at Sogeti and Deloitte. In another year or two I will add more items to the list of things I have experienced but they chances of me actually moving into a management position are basically zero. I think I would gain more by moving on to an MBA than waiting in line to become a manager at a big four firm.
Please let me know your thoughts on how realistic getting into Harvard would be and what, if any, admissions consulting you would recommend.
THANKS!
