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by Jameschan168 » Mon Sep 17, 2007 10:17 am
Hi Stacey/Amy,

My background

29 Male
Born and raised in Hong Kong. Came to the US for high school and College.

GMAT - 680 (Q49, v34) will retake and should be able to bring my score up to 730.

UCLA grad 2002 - Physiological Science / Business Economics / Accounting Minor - Cum 3.3

USC grad 2005 - Masters in Business Taxation - GPA 3.3

CPA

Currently a SFA (have experience in both FP&A and global operations) in a fortune 100 company. Worked with the CFO and finance directors in strategic planning, budgeting, restructuring analysis, competitor analysis, benchmark analysis, and various margin improvement analysis.

Extracurricular activities (from the most recent) - Riordan Fellow 2007, Financial committee chair for San Fernando Project Restore for Habitat for Humanity in 2006, MBT representative for USC Marshall in 2004-2005, Special Program Director for UCLA UBS in 2001-2002, Co-founder of Physiological Science Society for UCLA in 2000-2001

Target schools: UCLA, Haas, Kellogg, Harvard and Wharton. Please kindly let me know what my chances are for each. Thanks in advance!
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by Amy » Tue Sep 18, 2007 8:58 am
See my other response to your post please.
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