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by hisoka » Mon Jan 05, 2009 4:36 pm
Here is my current profile.

Chinese Canadian (1st generation immigrant), male, 26

Gmat: 760 (Q49, V45)
GPA: 2.80, top Canadian University, Engineering program
I have an alternate transcript with 11 business courses, including Accounting, Statistics and Marketing from another university with GPA 4.00.

I have 3 years work experience in the public sector. Promoted twice. Working mostly on Public health systems (food safety, safe drinking water). Started off as an IT guy (developer), but after promotions, I am doing mostly project/systems management.

I have a lot of extracurricular activities. I am President and Founder of a small social enterprise online that supports charities with causes in Africa. I have been profiled by a newspaper, an alumni magazine, a TV reporter, and at least a half dozen blogs.

I am a script writer for a weekly radio program on a prominent radio station for an ethnic minority.

I lead various activities for my church. (Youth related events for 200 or so participants)

In college, I held executive positions in student organizations such as IEEE student branch and FROSH Week.

I plan to apply for the top 5 US schools in R1 for Fall 2010. What are my chances with this profile?

I have ample time to do some extra preparation before the next R1 deadline. So I need to decide what to do with that time. Should I spend it on expanding my alternate transcript? Would CFA exams be good to further prove my academic ability? Or should I build more leadership experience, since HBS emphasizes leadership?

Please advise. Thanks.
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by Cindy Tokumitsu » Thu Jan 15, 2009 7:41 pm
Hello,

You sound like a strong candidate for top schools from the information provided. You didn’t mention your goals, but one thing you can do is pursue activities related to your goals to demonstrate commitment and a proactive attitude. In other words, you’re not just waiting to apply for MBA programs, you’re taking initiative to prepare yourself and learn all you can. These efforts will also enhance your essays when you write them. You also can nurture relationships with people you are considering requesting recommendations from. More leadership always helps!

I don’t think you need to do more on your alternate transcript. A CFA would be good if it’s relevant to your goals. Good luck!

Cindy Tokumitsu
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