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A true believer in the “generalist” mentality, my experience has been a bit all over the board, but I truly believe it has paid off in terms of my empathy towards people and comprehension of a diverse set of problems. My work in consulting, the military, and at the White House has given me a unique view on leadership and how to approach problems.
Target School: Harvard
Considering: Wharton, Kellogg SOM, Ross, Darden
Waitlisted: Kellogg SOM
Accepted: Ross
See More Profiles For: Harvard
Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: University of Maryland - College Park
Undergrad Major: Accounting
GPA: 3.8
GMAT: 670
Age: 26, Ethnicity: White
Extracurriculars: Head of Analyst & Consultant Community (~160 practitioners) at consulting firm; responsible for recruiting, education, communications, etc., Teach Junior Achievement entrepreneurship and personal finance courses for high school students
Title: Strategy & Operations Consultant
Industry: Consulting
Company: Top Firm
Length of Employment: 3 yrs, 6 mos
Title: Officer
Industry: Government / Military
Company: Marines
Length of Employment: 1 yr, 1 mos
Chosen by firm leadership to lead and represent an internal population of peers at my consulting firm. Also selected by the Marines as an Officer Candidate and achieved Officer status having completed Officer Candidacy School.
My mom a teacher and brother a firefighter, public service has always been important to me. While I want to become an elected official and/or work on policy, I realize the importance of developing my business skills and understanding the private sector. Following my MBA, I will seek to work on policy and begin to formulate a campaign platform.
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First off, thank you for your service to our country. I am surprised, however, that you were in the Marines for just a little over a year. Is that correct or a mistake? In any case, there are several reasons why HBS would be difficult for you. Your GMAT score at 670 is 60 points below the class median at Harvard Business School. If you really want to have a chance at HBS, you would really need to be in the 700+ range. Clearly, you have a lot more going for you than might be indicated in this profile because you have already been accepted by Michigan Ross and waitlisted by Kellogg. But HBS is a real long shot.
GMAT too low. Undergrad college is not a feeder to HBS. Goals unclear.
Low scores and unclear goals. How long did you serve in the military? Doesn’t seem long enough to have gained actual leadership experience.
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