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by dgb04 » Tue Dec 09, 2008 4:29 pm
Hello

I would like some advice on how I stand as an MBA applicant at UT Mccombs and A&M. Here is my basic info:

3.5 GPA from Texas A&M, cum laude, BBA Finance

4 years of work experience, one in corporate finance and three as a multi-family developer for a REIT.

I also started my own business this year with two friends, a private training gym. We have been pretty successful; we have grown to over 65 clients.

GMAT: 660

I'll be applying for 2nd round.
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by Jay Allen » Tue Dec 09, 2008 7:29 pm
So your application sounds quite strong. The GMAT and academic scores are well within range and interesting work experience. The actual linear career progression is going to need a great story. You'll need to explain why you only spent 1 year in corporate finance and why you picked your next steps. The goal is to show a progression that is leading to a clearly defined career ambition. You'll need to avoid sounding like you've picked your different paths aimlessly. It's a bit unfair, because no one really knows what they life long plans are, but MBA programs want to know that you're focused.

We do offer a free strategic consultation and a free essay edit. Please let me know if you'd like me to review a draft of an essay.

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Jay
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