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by Serious1985 » Tue May 24, 2011 6:03 pm
26/M/Indian
3.34 GPA (3.53 concentration - Info Systems) Singapore undergrad/ 730 GMAT (3rd attempt)
4 years WE: Singapore Big 4 Advisory (finance management & operations consulting)
ECAs: Co-founded non-profit 2 years ago, alumni association board member for school's alma mater

I am targeting the top 15 schools. Which schools do you think I am competitive at?

I am looking for product management/ general management roles in the health and nutrition sector post MBA.
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by Stacey Oyler » Wed May 25, 2011 3:23 pm
Hi,

Thanks for your post. Overall you have a strong profile with solid academics, professional experience as well as extracurricular activities. You can certainly be competitive for admission at a number of programs. The key for successful applications will be to stand out in the applicant pool. As such I recommend looking for ways to weave your non-profit experience into your essays since this is a distinctive part of your profile.

As far as deciding where to apply, I suggest that you apply to 4-6 top 15 programs. You should look for programs that not only fit your goals, but also your personal interests such as class size and location.

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Stacey
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