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by Dtysick » Fri Aug 17, 2012 12:41 am
Profile: 28 year old white male from Vancouver, Canada

Work Experience: 6 years at a Higher Education company in a variety of roles. Originally hired as a sales rep, I was then promoted to a Digital Solutions Manager where my main focuses are presenting to committees and creating/implementing internal projects (rep training, digital strategy etc.) In addition to being a Digital Solutions Manager I am currently a Custom Editor as well. In this role I help manage a database and have gained experience working with contracts and tight timelines. I have also completed a marketing & editorial internship with my company and I have hit my sales target every year.

GMAT: 690 (Q44, V40)

College info: Simon Fraser University. 3.67 GPA, Psychology major.

Extra-curriculars: Volunteered in the Social Psychology Lab as a research assistant for three years, tutored psych statistics at the University level, volunteered with the annual departmental open house, active in a variety of sports leagues

Target programs: UBC, Queens University, University of Washington, UC Irvine. Stretch - USC!, Cornell

Post-MBA goal: I would like to transition marketing, specifically brand management.

Coming from a social sciences background in University and a sales background in my career I am unsure of which schools to apply to as I do not have a typical MBA-student profile. Any advice and/or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Sat Aug 18, 2012 11:45 am
Actually, Canada is under-represented in the US at the MBA level, so you could potentially stand out from a cultural perspective. Your GMAT is good, and will be well within the 80% range for all your schools. Make sure you have compelling reasons for why you are choosing each one. I would add Kellogg to your list if your focus is marketing post MBA. Psychology is actually a great prep for b-school, marketing in particular, so don't think your background is a disadvantage--pitch it as unique and valuable to your classmates because of your alternative perspective. I like that you have been promoted at work--not sure I see a ton of leadership, so you may want to think on how you have made an impact whether or not you have been in charge. hope this helps.
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by Dtysick » Sat Aug 18, 2012 4:50 pm
Thanks for the excellent feedback, Bryant. I will definitely take a closer look at Kellogg.

Ideally, I would prefer to stay on the West Coast. Do you have any suggestions for programs on the West Coast with strong marketing specializations?
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by Bryant@VeritasPrep » Sun Aug 19, 2012 4:55 am
Santa Clara and Anderson are not on your list---you might investigate them. Also Pepperdine has a good program.
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