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Ubiquitous
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- Joined: Wed Jun 04, 2014 7:07 am
I'm a Psychiatrist in training nearing the end of my residency and planning to apply to B schools after taking my GMAT next year.
I'll be 28 next year.
4 years of work ex including residency.
Was an average medical student in undergrad.
Participated in numerous charity camps throughout residency.
Have worked at all levels from being an intern to being the senior most resident.
Have taught undergrad students during my residency.
I am an outdoorsy kind of person, and have undertaken rather unusual trips in the past.
Was also the lead singer of my high school choir, having learnt indian classical vocals for 6 years.
I want to switch careers from Psychiatry to Finance, simply because I was never interested in becoming a doctor, I just became one because of parental pressure. Getting the GMAT 700+ isn't much of an issue, since I have taken many many exams with huge preparation requirements during med school and residency, and I am confident I can crack it with 3-4 months of prep.
I'd like to know how difficult it is for doctors with specialty training to make it to a top 10 b school in America. My #1 choice is Tuck School of Business.
I'll be 28 next year.
4 years of work ex including residency.
Was an average medical student in undergrad.
Participated in numerous charity camps throughout residency.
Have worked at all levels from being an intern to being the senior most resident.
Have taught undergrad students during my residency.
I am an outdoorsy kind of person, and have undertaken rather unusual trips in the past.
Was also the lead singer of my high school choir, having learnt indian classical vocals for 6 years.
I want to switch careers from Psychiatry to Finance, simply because I was never interested in becoming a doctor, I just became one because of parental pressure. Getting the GMAT 700+ isn't much of an issue, since I have taken many many exams with huge preparation requirements during med school and residency, and I am confident I can crack it with 3-4 months of prep.
I'd like to know how difficult it is for doctors with specialty training to make it to a top 10 b school in America. My #1 choice is Tuck School of Business.
