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california9
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- Joined: Wed Jul 01, 2009 7:56 am
- GMAT Score:760
I'm a Caucasian male, 28 years old.
GMAT 760(Q48, V47) AWA - 6
Bay Area native / currently working in the bay area
Education
Business major - double majored in Finance and Accounting. Overall GPA of 3.5.
Played division 1 baseball at a top 25 school
I will have just over 6 years of work experience at the time of application. I worked for 3 years in investment banking and will have 3+ years at a middle market private equity firm.
I would like to stay in finance on the direct investing side of things (Private Equity or Venture Capital) with the end goal of doing something more entrepreneurial at some point – e.g. use VC or PE as a way to find an opportunity to get operational experience with a portfolio company.
I think I will apply to 6 schools in the upcoming first round.
My current list is:
Stanford (my first choice, by far)
Harvard
Wharton
MIT
Chicago or Columbia
Haas
I am set on going to school. I would really appreciate feedback on how realistic the above schools are for someone with my background, or other "safety" schools that should be added to the mix.
Thanks
GMAT 760(Q48, V47) AWA - 6
Bay Area native / currently working in the bay area
Education
Business major - double majored in Finance and Accounting. Overall GPA of 3.5.
Played division 1 baseball at a top 25 school
I will have just over 6 years of work experience at the time of application. I worked for 3 years in investment banking and will have 3+ years at a middle market private equity firm.
I would like to stay in finance on the direct investing side of things (Private Equity or Venture Capital) with the end goal of doing something more entrepreneurial at some point – e.g. use VC or PE as a way to find an opportunity to get operational experience with a portfolio company.
I think I will apply to 6 schools in the upcoming first round.
My current list is:
Stanford (my first choice, by far)
Harvard
Wharton
MIT
Chicago or Columbia
Haas
I am set on going to school. I would really appreciate feedback on how realistic the above schools are for someone with my background, or other "safety" schools that should be added to the mix.
Thanks
