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by edmba » Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:09 am
Am I a good prospect for H/S/W and other top 15 B schools
I am a 29 years old man of African descent. Had to live my country because of my involvement is students protest in a country ruled by a dictator I came to the US when I was 20 years old .didn't have family here. Struggled a lot but managed to go back to school and get my Bachelor in four years,from a top 40 university, while working full time am a founding member a non profit organization helping integrate people form my origin country into the US society .In that context I am the mentor of half a dozen kids. The goal is to support and push them to attend college. Two of them are going to college next fall on a full ride scholarship
BBA Finance
GPA 3.2
GMAT not yet taken-planning to take it in mid August. practice result around 660 . Pushing to get at least 700.
Post Bachelor WE 2 years and 10 month at time of 1st rd app . 2years as a financial analyst in a small e retailer firm and 10 month as a pricing analyst at a major bank.
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Jun 29, 2010 9:04 am
Dear edmba,

How competitive you will be for a top 15 school will greatly depend on your GMAT score, the quality of your essays, your recommendations, and your interview. I think that there are some positives in your profile and business school is in your future; it is a question of where the right fit is for you. If you can score in the mid-50% range for the schools you are considering, then I think you have a chance with a stellar application package. Don't overlook the impact a great set of essays and a good interview can have--not to mention some outstanding recommendations--on an admissions decision. All of the admissions components are critical and can affect the outcome.

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by edmba » Tue Jun 29, 2010 12:42 pm
Thank you Lisa for your insights.
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