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by azcfa » Tue Jul 22, 2008 2:08 pm
To whom it may concern:

I am looking at different schools and need some guidance based on my qualifications.

27 years old
ASU B.S in finance – cum laude 3.44 cumulative
2-year internship at UBS
Worked my way through undergrad
College basketball player for 1.5 years
700 GMAT
CFA Charterholder
58 months work experience w/ one company, 45 months management experience
Great progression at work - 33% average annual raise
ARM designation
Half-way completed with CPCU designation
Big brother w/ Big Brothers Big Sisters
Foundation for Blind Children
Step dad attended both Harvard and Stanford.
Step brother attended both Harvard and Stanford.
Mentored by Wharton and Columbia Business School alumni

Based on my qualifications, do you think I have a chance at getting accepted into one of the following schools: Harvard, Wharton, MIT, Stanford, or University of Chicago? Also, how much should I budget for an admissions consultant?

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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Jul 23, 2008 8:19 am
Dear azcfa,

You absolutely have a chance at these schools...if you put together your application package showcasing you in the best light. It sounds like you might have some friends/family that could be a great resource for you as you are working on your applications. If you do decide to use an admissions consultant, there pricing and services do vary quite a bit so it would be best to determine what you really feel you need help with before seeking out some assistance. I would say budget anywhere from $2,000 - $5,000; it could be more or less depending on what assistance you want and the number of schools.

Best of luck,
Lisa
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