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(Kellogg PT - dream for now :) ) - Please provide opinion

Launched April 26, 2006
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by MBADream » Mon Oct 06, 2008 7:36 pm
Hey Stacy

If you get a chance please provide me with your thoughts on my chances for PT programs at Kellogg and Chicago. I already had my interview with Kellogg and I think it went ok. I talk too much but I think I was able to show my passion for school, understanding of school and its activites, how I can contribute to program and how my MBA would fit into my short term and long term goals.

Personal
27y male, white, European in US for ~12y

Schools trying to get into (PT)
1. Kellogg (Winter 09)
2. Chicago (Spring 09)

Majors
1. Management & Strategy
2. Entrepreneurship & Innovation
3. Marketing

GMAT
1. 680

Academics
1. 3.6 Undergrad GPA (graduated with high honors) from decent school Major in CS
2. 4.0 Grad GPA (graduated with highest honors) from decent school Major in CS
On the dean’s list for most of my college career

Reason for MBA
1. Short term - Improve management skills in order to lead my team more efficiently – apply skills from school at work to make better decisions
2. Short term - Gain better understanding of business specifically finance, entrepreneurship, innovation and marketing and how each impact product development in order to make better analysis as a person in the company who is involved in decision on early product development.
3. Long term – Ability to help high tech start ups (potentially my own) launch successful products through my experience in leadership, business and high tech

Work Experience 7 years total

1. During college – full time (3 years) – jump started a start-up in health care IT (failed about 4 years in) – led engineering/product vision for the company
2. After college and failure in my start up joined large corp. – started as engineer, promoted 4 times in 3 1/2 years now leading/managing large team 15+ people internationally Consistently recognized for great leadership skills

Extra Activities
1. 4 patents submitted under my name (active innovator)
2. On various company advisory boards for quality, innovation, early product development
3. Digital Six Sigma GB certification
4. Volunteer at one of the major non-profit orgs.
5. Volunteer my services on condo board as finance officer
6. Used to volunteer at local hospital during college days
7. Used to volunteer as a PM leading a project to define profitable industries to rebuild a
war ravaged country
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Oct 07, 2008 5:24 pm
Dear MBADream,

I think you have a good shot at both Chicago and Kellogg PT programs. It is hard to know for sure without reading your application as well as not knowing what the applicant pool looks like, but generally speaking your profile is competitive. Since it appears you applied first round, you will have time to apply to another Chicago-based program (like DePaul, UIC, or Loyola) in the event you don't get in, but I think your chances are good.

Best of luck,
Lisa
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