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by bleepbloop » Thu Jul 14, 2011 7:57 am
south east asia 3rd world country good university - business degree gpa 3.44/4.0 . graduated 2009
singapore top university - finance masters degree gpa 3.82/4.00
gmat 760, cfa charterholder (by application date), 25 years old (by application date)

extra kicker points- overseas chinese who grew up in south east asian country , does that make me a minority? or am i amoung the 1.5 billion chinese?
- volunteers in local org designed to help migrant workers (including myself)
- remits 67% of money back home to feed family and give clan better life

1. worked in local big bank as loan officer for 5 months before flying off to china to learn mandarin for 6 months. flew off as was accepted into a good singapore part time program,needed to learn mandarin to assimilate into society. also chance to escape poverty!

2. studied part time and worked full time for one year in BIG multinational bank as wealth manager (2010-2011)

3. right after grad from part time degree, transitioned into a job as commodities analyst in independent research house. plan to stay there until mba time (2014)

target: h/s/w chicago
target career: commodity research in bulge bracket, hohum or big time hedge funds, economic consulting, IB, management consulting.

oh i wonder...
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by bleepbloop » Thu Jul 14, 2011 8:06 am
Saw this in a sticky
GPA, major, school
- GMAT with breakdown (50Q, 44V)
- resume highlights, including company name, job titles and promotions
- extracurricular involvements (head of consulting group back in uni, got paid to help corporations. also president of my hs batch, so i guess in charge of the reunion parties and of keeping people in touch. mostly church and starting up own deal aggregator site as extra curric)
- awards, patents, publications, etc... (deans list ever since, scholarships, well i get published everyday as i work in a proprietary research publishing house)
- interesting personal facts - countries lived in, challenges faced, unusual interests (well i hustled myself into getting a research job in singapore coming from the developing country. so up until undergrad there, then professional life in another country)
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by Lisa Anderson » Thu Jul 14, 2011 8:07 pm
Dear bleepbloop,

You have a competitive profile for any MBA program, including top programs like the ones you are targeting. If your citizenship is China, then you will be viewed as an international applicant from China. I do see many positives in your post and many opportunities for you to differentiate from other Chinese applicants with your background and experiences. Distinguishing your application from others that might be viewed as similar is critical and necessary to reach a positive decision. Use the essays, resume, recommendations, and interview to strengthen your profile and make your case for a seat in the class. Having a well-thought out and well-written application package will give you the best chance. Finally, it is prudent to have a mix of schools on your list rather than only focusing on the most selective programs if your priority is to be in business school. Thus I encourage you to identify a couple of programs to target for your safety options.

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by bleepbloop » Fri Jul 15, 2011 5:49 pm
Sorry for the horrendous English in my previous post and also for the lack of capital letters, was typing with one hand during that time. In any case, I am a Philippine citizen so I guess I have to differentiate against them although I do agree with you that it would absolutely depend on how I "sell" myself to the school- which ethnicity card am I going to play? how am I going to connect the MBA to my
"life story" etc. A choice of "Safety" schools would do well. Thanks Lisa! Might go for a consultant in the future.
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