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sophiepaps
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I am a 23-year-old female looking to enter B-School in Fall 2014 when I will be 25. I'm white and I identify as queer.
Undergrad: Seven Sisters women's college, Econ major, many quant courses in econ, math, stats, and physics
GPA/Transcript: 3.4, cum laude, my major problem is that my school required 4 semesters of language study, I got by my first year with minimum grades, failed my 3rd semester, retook the 3rd semester and moved on to 4th semester
GRE/GMAT: 163 V/ 164 Q on GRE, score converter says this is a 720 GMAT
College Activities:
-Student Government President
-Very involved in get out the vote/campaign finance reform, organized a group on campus, interned for a local organization during school year and with a national non-profit in DC during summer, Young People For fellow
-Violin in the college orchestra
-Volunteered with the Girl Scouts
-Senior Gift Committee
Work Experience:
- Current Teach for America corps member teaching high school math
- Part-time TFA staff leading monthly professional development for other corps members
- TFA 2nd Year Giving Campaign committee member
- Incoming corps member transition team member
- Currently applying to work on TFA staff as a manager next year, if that doesn't work out I will be looking into charter school opportunities
Post-Undergrad Volunteer Experience: Alumna class gift chair
Short-Term Goal: Consulting
Long-Term Goal: Work for a Charter school network in development, fundraising or finance
Why B-School: Liberal arts undergrad gave me no business/finance/accounting courses, would love to have the networks of people in the business world, currently almost everyone I know is in the public or non-profit sector.
Target Schools: My dream school is Yale SOM, also thinking Booth, Berkeley, Michigan, Columbia (?). Would probably put a reach application into Stanford.
Undergrad: Seven Sisters women's college, Econ major, many quant courses in econ, math, stats, and physics
GPA/Transcript: 3.4, cum laude, my major problem is that my school required 4 semesters of language study, I got by my first year with minimum grades, failed my 3rd semester, retook the 3rd semester and moved on to 4th semester
GRE/GMAT: 163 V/ 164 Q on GRE, score converter says this is a 720 GMAT
College Activities:
-Student Government President
-Very involved in get out the vote/campaign finance reform, organized a group on campus, interned for a local organization during school year and with a national non-profit in DC during summer, Young People For fellow
-Violin in the college orchestra
-Volunteered with the Girl Scouts
-Senior Gift Committee
Work Experience:
- Current Teach for America corps member teaching high school math
- Part-time TFA staff leading monthly professional development for other corps members
- TFA 2nd Year Giving Campaign committee member
- Incoming corps member transition team member
- Currently applying to work on TFA staff as a manager next year, if that doesn't work out I will be looking into charter school opportunities
Post-Undergrad Volunteer Experience: Alumna class gift chair
Short-Term Goal: Consulting
Long-Term Goal: Work for a Charter school network in development, fundraising or finance
Why B-School: Liberal arts undergrad gave me no business/finance/accounting courses, would love to have the networks of people in the business world, currently almost everyone I know is in the public or non-profit sector.
Target Schools: My dream school is Yale SOM, also thinking Booth, Berkeley, Michigan, Columbia (?). Would probably put a reach application into Stanford.
