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by lxp727 » Wed Jun 01, 2016 11:42 am
Hi, I would like to get your thoughts on chances for MBA admissions:

Cornell undergrad - economics major 3.74 gpa
GMAT: 720, planning on retaking
Work experience: 6 years of experience, manager in consulting at one of the big 4, first and only job
Volunteering: two separate youth education programs but not continuous

Target schools: Columbia, Booth, Tuck, Wharton, Kellogg

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by MargaretStrother » Wed Jun 29, 2016 5:12 am
Hi LXP --
This looks pretty good so far. It would be helpful to see your Q/V breakdown on the GMAT, your age, and what leadership roles you've had, both at Cornell and in your current community service engagements. International exposure is also a missing piece here, as is your post-MBA industry/goal. What I see so far is about right for your target schools -- you're on the dartboard -- but these missing components could help me better assess how close to the center of the dartboard you are, heading into the application process.

Good luck!
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