GMAT 730 (Q47, V44), 3 years work exp, CGPA 3.26 (US Standar

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JQ123: Newbie | Next Rank: 10 Posts; Posts: 3; Joined: Sat Sep 24, 2016 9:47 pm

by JQ123 » Sat Sep 24, 2016 9:50 pm

Bangladesh, Male, 24 years old.
GMAT: GMAT 730 (Q47, V44),
Undergraduate: Top Bangladeshi University, Major: Marketing, CGPA 3.26 (US Standard) and quant courses GPA are not good.
Work Experience: 3 Years (full-time) in infrastructure development (local firm, while at university)
Recommendation: Could manage strong professors and upper management
Extracurricular: Highly involved and had presidential roles
I will be applying one year after out of college.
Target School: GSB, Tuck, Johnson and Kenan-Flagger.

What are my chances please?

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by Michelle@ARINGO » Sun Sep 25, 2016 11:27 pm

JQ123 wrote:Bangladesh, Male, 24 years old.
GMAT: GMAT 730 (Q47, V44),
Undergraduate: Top Bangladeshi University, Major: Marketing, CGPA 3.26 (US Standard) and quant courses GPA are not good.
Work Experience: 3 Years (full-time) in infrastructure development (local firm, while at university)
Recommendation: Could manage strong professors and upper management
Extracurricular: Highly involved and had presidential roles
I will be applying one year after out of college.
Target School: GSB, Tuck, Johnson and Kenan-Flagger.

What are my chances please?

Hi and thanks for reaching out!

Interesting profile, but a shame about the GPA. Was there any particular reason for this? Something you could address in an essay perhaps? If so, that would probably be a good idea.

As for your work experience: any promotions? Any leadership roles? If so, that would really strengthen your profile as well.

Stanford might still be a bit of a stretch for you, but with a great application and maybe some positive news about the things I mentioned above the 3 others may be realistic.

Good luck!

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