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by zejeni » Sat Feb 15, 2014 6:05 pm
Hi Jon,

I was wondering if you could help evaluate my profile. I am aiming to apply for B-schools for 2015 and wanted to get an idea what my prospects are.

Personal: 24 years old female living in US. I have also lived in China and can speak Mandarin.

GMAT: 690 (V39, Q46, AWA 5.5) taken in 2011. I am planning on re-taking the GMAT this year for a better score.

Education: B.S. in Supply Chain Management from a state university - 3.95 GPA.
2 scholarships, 3 fellowships, TA experience, graduated with honors

Work Experience: 2.5 years with Accenture in consulting. Over the course of this period, I worked in the following areas:
- Analytics and enterprise reporting IT implementation for large resources and products company
- Inventory, invoicing/payment, procurement, and point-of-sale IT implementation for large US retailer
- R&D application development for large pharmaceutical company
- Extensive experience working with offshore team in India
- Extensive client-facing work including leading design and test workshops
- Management experience: managed testing with 5 US team members and 5 offshore testers
- Performed in top 20% of my peer group for both years and promoted from analyst to consultant

Extracurricular:
- Worked with account development strategy on client with leadership
- Avid reader in psychology, art history, and women studies
- Paints (oils) and draws (in traditional and digital media)

Rationale for getting an MBA: I interested in moving from the IT to the "business" side. I'm specifically interested in supply chain/logistics for healthcare companies. I feel that getting an MBA will accelerate my transition from the IT-focus to business operations. My long-term interest is to be able to help under-privileged women and children gain more accessibility to healthcare, but I haven't fully fleshed out a plan to get there.

My biggest weakness is extracurriculars and I don't have specifics in this area to highlight. As a traveling consultant, I work 50-60 hours a week and I've found it extremely difficult to find the time and energy to commit to extracurriculars.

Since time is my biggest constraint, I want to be targeted with improving my Bschool prospects. Could you give me some advice on:
- Roughly what category of Bschools do I have a chance with?
- What I can do to round out my profile?
- What GMAT score I should aim for?

Thanks in advance for your help!
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Feb 18, 2014 3:27 pm
I think you have an overall great profile. Your academic excellence with the awards and the scholarships is a FANTASTIC basis. Pluuuus you are female, plus you have good work experience. All you are missing is that GMAT (a 700+ is great, a 720+ is greater than great). For your extra curriculars/volunteer work, I totally get you, but you gotta have SOMETHING on your resume there, so that's the first thing you can do to round out your profile. That, and an improved GMAT.

If you can break a 700 I see no reason why you shouldn't stick to Top 15/20 schools only. With a 690, then we'd adjust that a wee bit... but otherwise looking good!
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