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by dharris27 » Fri Aug 05, 2016 9:21 am
Hi,

I will not be applying to an MBA program until two years from now. My current background is a little rough but here is where it stands today.

27 Year old African American- Male (First Generation, spent first two years of undergrad with health problems in which the last 60 hours are 3.5 and above)
- GMAT 650 (currently working to improve)
- 3.2 UGPA from HBCU (Information Systems Engineering)
- 3.6 GPA from graduate school - Indiana University Bloomington (Computer Science)
- 3 years of experience at Microsoft as a Technology Consultant
Would like to get an MBA to do Strategy Consultant in High Tech (Bain, BCG, or Mckinsey)

Schools - Kellogg, Tuck, Wharton, Yale, NYU, Darden, Duke, UCLA

*Open to any school suggestions

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by Jon@Admissionado » Sat Aug 06, 2016 8:45 am
Hey there,
Well, Being African American and Coming from Microsoft are both great.
Your GMAT could be a lot higher though, and that's the main thing. Not only is the average GMAT at these schools something like 50-70 points higher than your current GMAT, but MBB will also look at your GMAT, so breaking a 700 will be important.

Next: What else can you DO now to improve? I mean you have two more years?
First and foremost, SUCCEED at work - awards, quicker promotions, and going out of your way to take on leadership roles are some of the best things you can do.
Second - Volunteer work! Do you have any? Get MORE! Volunteer more, expand your role, add something else.
Likewise for other activities (sports, hobbies, etc.) esp. anything with any leadership.

It's too early for you to worry about schools in my opinion, but not too early to work on your profile.

Best,
JF
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by vandanaj » Sat Aug 06, 2016 11:57 am
Sorry for the breaks. I am still dicy on what my specialization should be, General Management or Finance. Could you accordingly guide me through what would be my options.
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by Jon@Admissionado » Tue Aug 09, 2016 9:00 am
Coming from Microsoft, it will be MUCH easier for you justify a GM career in IT, than to explain a desired move into finance. Esp. since it is already competitive among people who already have finance experience!

It doesn't mean you can't do it in reality though! Just means it doesn't necessarily make the best application narrative.

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Jon
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https://admissionado.lpages.co/case-studies-lp/
https://admissionado.com/mba/reviews/
https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Admis ... 700945.htm

Reach out, and let's gab. Our only requirement is that you don't prefer warm milk over cold milk. Everyone else, 100% welcome.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 866-409-4753
Hit us up on WhatsApp.
Ping our satellite: 0884#&@-2#101101
Contact us via web form you lazy git: https://admissionado.com/contact/
Mostly, email Claudia.
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