Candidate:

Mr. Stay Involved

About Me:

Was determined to get a top MBA pretty quickly after graduating. Spent a lot of time studying for GMAT, taking projects on at work where I could put quantifiable results on my resume, and getting involved in at least 1 or 2 things regularly outside of my direct job at all times.

Schools:

Target School: Chicago Booth

Considering: Columbia, Tuck, Wharton

Rejected: Columbia, Wharton

Waitlisted: Tuck

See More Profiles For: Chicago Booth

Application Status: Accepted

Details:

Undergrad School: Rice/Vandy/WUSTL

Undergrad Major: Biology

GPA: 3.4

GMAT: 730

Age: 26,  Ethnicity: Asian or Indian

Extracurriculars: 3 Corporate Awards (i.e. distinguished employee), Various Volunteering and Member of Alumni Association (consistently 2-3 hours a week)

Work History:

Title: Analyst

Industry: Banking & Finance

Company: Top Firm

Length of Employment: 2 yrs

Title: Analyst

Industry: Banking & Finance

Company: Fortune 100 Top 10

Length of Employment: 2 yrs

Big Life Wins:

Moving to a top-ranked firm in my field Receiving a few corporate awards that highlighted my success Being a key teammate on large projects at work

Post MBA Goal:

Become a principal at a PE firm

Odds:

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See what the industry experts have to say:

  • John A. Byrne, P&Q Founder & Editor-In-Chief |

    Congratulations on your acceptance to Chicago Booth. That’s a great choice and a real accomplishment. I would have predicted the same given your stats from a top undergraduate school, your GMAT, and especially your work experience in getting hired at highly selective firms. Well done! Best of luck to you.

    5 years ago
  • mbaMission

    Congratulations on your Booth admit! It really sounds like you did everything a candidate would want to do and it paid off! As your results show, the admissions game can be a bit unpredictable even if you do everything right, so hopefully others reading this will take away the lesson to not count on any one school outcome but to build a list of schools that makes sense for their goals and keep their eyes on the prize! Good luck with your future goals! All the best, Julie-Anne Heafey, mbaMission

    5 years ago

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