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by BostonGMAT12 » Mon Jul 30, 2012 9:54 am
Hi,

I just scored a 700 on the GMAT (Q:46, V:40). I graduated from respected private university in Boston in 2007 with a 3.5 GPA and a double concentration in Finance and Management. I worked throughout college to fund ~30% of my education, and held two 6 month, full-time roles with Goldman Sachs & GE.

Since graduation, I have worked in corporate finance at GE, including two years in the rotational Financial Management Program (FMP). I have been a top performer (top 5%) every year, and am considered a role model among my peer group. I have been promoted twice, and am expecting another promotion within the year.

Extracurricularly, I was involved with Junior Achievement throughout my time as an FMP, and am now a student mentor for a non-profit organization focused on improving education in an underserved neighborhood.

I am looking top tier (HBS, Tuck, Wharton, Kellogg, LBS), and want to know what your thoughts are on my profile.
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by Stacey Oyler » Mon Aug 06, 2012 3:44 pm
Hi,

Thanks for your post. You appear to have a solid profile - good work experience with a solid trajectory so far rounded out nicely with your extracurricular activities. Your GMAT score is a bit below the average at the schools on your list, but I don't see it as a deal breaker.

The key for your success is standing out in the applicant pool. You'll want to select essay topics that highlight your unique attributes. Think about topics that can set you apart - perhaps something from your mentoring experience. In addition, the fact that you worked quite a bit during undergrad is great and the adcom will appreciate that your education meant enough to you to finance it a bit yourself.

Please feel free to forward your resume to [email protected] for a detailed and free profile evaluation.

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Stacey
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