Hi there
Having FINALLY taken my GMAT, I was hoping to get some views on my profile!
GMAT:
- 750 (50Q, 41V, 6.0)
Work experience:
- 3 years at a top5 strategy consulting firm (not Bain, BCG or McK but definitely just behind them) in London. Promoted from Analyst to Consultant
- 2 internships whilst at university: one at a global leader in internet media / search (corporate development) and another at boutique strategy consulting company.
Undergrad education:
- 1st (highest grade achievable in UK) class honours achieved in Business Management at a top London university
Unfortunately, I don't have any community / non-work experience - this is an area I am planning on focusing as I have time until September 2009, which is the time I'm thinking of applying. I have specific target schools (and if I don't get into these, probably won't go to Bschool - personal preference!) and they are Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, Chicago, Columbia, and potentially Kellogg, Tuck and NYU.
Would very much appreciate your thoughts on my profile!
Many thanks
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Dear justbeatit,
Congratulations on your score! I think you have a competitive profile for your target schools. You are right in that it would be good to have some activities outside of work that you can discuss in your application. Overall, I think you are on the right track and need to be sure to put the effort into creating a strong overall application package.
Best of luck,
Lisa
Congratulations on your score! I think you have a competitive profile for your target schools. You are right in that it would be good to have some activities outside of work that you can discuss in your application. Overall, I think you are on the right track and need to be sure to put the effort into creating a strong overall application package.
Best of luck,
Lisa
