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by aceredede » Thu Apr 02, 2009 10:27 am
Hello

will be 26 years old and want to apply these schools next year in the first round

GMAT: 780
Toefl : 117

-Undergraduate- Bilkent University Electrical and Electronics Engineering CGPA:2.72 (graduated in 4.5 year- repeat in first year and 2 probation because of my social things :( )
(High Honor in senior year - GPA:3.8 in the senior year 44 credit hours, 3 senior projects)

-Middle East Technical University, Msc. Engineering Management CGPA:3.94
(took all A's from applied statistics, Finance and Management Accounting, Business Economics)

-Both Bilkent and METU are top 3 in turkey and Bilkent EE is the most desired department for high school students in Turkey

Work Experience:

-Aselsan , 2.5 years Project Engineer (Turkey's leading defence company and ranked 86 in the world defence companies)

-Worked as cashier in the USA biggest water park, 3 months Wisconsin

-2 internships each 1 month in Turkey

--Speak 3 languages Turkish English German fluently

Extrac:
-member of a dance club and a latin dancer for about 3 years
-member of a big sport center and involved in tennis tournements for 3 years
-in the university years, worked as a volunteer student guide,member of lots of student clubs
-involved in the social projects as volunteer(everyweekend going to nursing home with group of 30 person for about 2 years in university)

Schools:
Harvard,Columbia,Stanford,MIT,Chicago,Wharton

My question is do you think that i am competitive in these schools by looking my profile ? because i want at least one admit from these schools. Is my gpa and repeat position probation situation in the first 3 years from engineering a problem to be a competitive candidate for these schools?

Thank you so much

Mustafa Kat
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by Cindy Tokumitsu » Mon Apr 06, 2009 7:06 am
Hello,

From the information you provided it does look like you’d be competitive at the programs you mention – with absolutely stellar applications and compelling goals.

Regarding the early low GPA, it looks like you’ve really turned it around – your ending GPA and your grad GPA together show a consistent record of high academic achievement. You still might consider a brief explanation in an optional essay acknowledging the early problems and stating how once matured you really blossomed academically and realized your true potential.

Best regards,
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, Accepted.com
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