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normalperson
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Hello.
Can you evaluate the profile of some normal foreighner?
Target school: Wharton, LBS, Insead, MIT, Stern
Country: Korean
GMAT: Female
Age: 29
Education: Business Administration from average college in Korea
GPA: 3.57/4.5
GMAT: 690 (Quant 50, Verbal 33)
TOEFL: 105
Certificate: KICPA
Language: Korean, Japanese, English
Working Experience
1) 2 years in Deloitte (Associate)
Auditing and tax consulting for Japanese companies.
2) 2 years in PwC (Senior Associate)
Due dilligence and valuation for restructuring, M&A
3) 3 years in a goverment bank (Associate)
- 2 years in Coporate restructuring department: managing credit issue, managing negociation among creditors, building exit plan
- 1 year in a local branch: coporate banking
*I got transferred to a local branch from this February. Because all the permanent employees should be rotated for every two years. I switched my job to a banking section to be a banker using my analytic skill that I have earned from 4 years career in accounting firms.
The reason for applying b-schools at this point
1) Somehow my lacking experience in abroad limits my work scope
2) I want to earn decent credit from clients by getting a degree of top b-school
3)Being a permanent employee in a government bank is a quiet stable job; however it is somewhat detour to be a professional.
I am thinking several routes on my career after graduation
1) working as an credit analyst of a global credit rating company
2) working in an investment bank or pivate equity specilized in restructring or NPL investment
Though I'm very embarassed for targeting the top schools as a another boring asian candidate, I wrote my background straightforwardly.
I am wondering...
?)Should I retake GMAT to raise the chance. I'm thinking to apply a second round of my target schools
?)Is there any drawback that I must be clear on the essay.
?)Does my career goal consist with my previous trace or...are they too obvious?
Thank you for reading my long story.
Can you evaluate the profile of some normal foreighner?
Target school: Wharton, LBS, Insead, MIT, Stern
Country: Korean
GMAT: Female
Age: 29
Education: Business Administration from average college in Korea
GPA: 3.57/4.5
GMAT: 690 (Quant 50, Verbal 33)
TOEFL: 105
Certificate: KICPA
Language: Korean, Japanese, English
Working Experience
1) 2 years in Deloitte (Associate)
Auditing and tax consulting for Japanese companies.
2) 2 years in PwC (Senior Associate)
Due dilligence and valuation for restructuring, M&A
3) 3 years in a goverment bank (Associate)
- 2 years in Coporate restructuring department: managing credit issue, managing negociation among creditors, building exit plan
- 1 year in a local branch: coporate banking
*I got transferred to a local branch from this February. Because all the permanent employees should be rotated for every two years. I switched my job to a banking section to be a banker using my analytic skill that I have earned from 4 years career in accounting firms.
The reason for applying b-schools at this point
1) Somehow my lacking experience in abroad limits my work scope
2) I want to earn decent credit from clients by getting a degree of top b-school
3)Being a permanent employee in a government bank is a quiet stable job; however it is somewhat detour to be a professional.
I am thinking several routes on my career after graduation
1) working as an credit analyst of a global credit rating company
2) working in an investment bank or pivate equity specilized in restructring or NPL investment
Though I'm very embarassed for targeting the top schools as a another boring asian candidate, I wrote my background straightforwardly.
I am wondering...
?)Should I retake GMAT to raise the chance. I'm thinking to apply a second round of my target schools
?)Is there any drawback that I must be clear on the essay.
?)Does my career goal consist with my previous trace or...are they too obvious?
Thank you for reading my long story.
