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by biker317 » Fri Nov 07, 2008 1:47 pm
Hello!

A big thank you to the folks at Stacy Blackman Consulting for their expert opinions and great advice.

I am planning on taking my GMAT in a couple of months & I have been doing some research on what I would like to pursue.

Background:
Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering, India (around 70% Aggregate)
Masters in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Univ of Missouri (3.3 GPA)

I have 4 years of experience in Land Development projects, FEMA Flood Related projects. Recently I have been working on Ecorestoration work more on the Environmental Engineering side. I am planning on getting my LEED license (Green Building Rating System ) sometime in 2009.

I am keen on pursuing a Part-Time MBA in "Energy/Natural/Renewable Resources" in the NJ/NYC area. Though I might have the experience I am not sure if I will have any outstanding professional experience or leadership roles to put on my application. I plan on applying for Fall 10. I am interested in NYU-part time and I am not certain they have the curriculum to match my interests.

So my questions for you are:
1) Between now and my time to apply, what activities (volunteer) would you recommend which would enhance my chances, given my unique background
2) What schools should I be looking at in the NJ/NYC area

Thank you for your opinion.
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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Nov 07, 2008 7:58 pm
Dear biker317,

You should identify one or two organizations to be involved with over the next couple of years, maybe even in a leadership role. Since you have an interest in the environment, perhaps seek out some environmental nonprofits you could work with?

As for schools in your area, there are plenty of options. I would encourage you to do some research on the curriculum of these schools and maybe look for any with either a joint degree option or some environmental courses you could take as electives outside the business school. For additional tips, please visit our sticky on school selection.

Good luck,
Lisa
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