Candidate:

Mr. Big 4 Audit To Healthcare Non-Profit

About Me:

I worked with a Big 4 audit firm for 2 years. Wanting to create an impact on the lives of people, shifted to a healthcare NGO 2 years back. Since then, I have led several projects in collaboration with the government and various national institutions to enhance the healthcare infrastructure, especially during the pandemic.

Schools:

Target School: Columbia

Considering: Kellogg SOM, Yale, Duke Fuqua, Ross, USC Marshall, UCLA Anderson

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Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: T10 in India

Undergrad Major: Accounting

GPA: 4.0

GMAT: 740

Age: 25, Ethnicity: Asian or Indian

Extracurriculars: Volunteering for past 7+ years, Travelling & Adventure Sports, and led several student clubs during under-graduation.

Work History:

Big Life Wins:

– Developed a framework to empower doctors in rural areas – framework adopted in national treatment guidelines.
– Created a portal for the recruitment of healthcare volunteers/professionals during Covid-19.
– Secured funding to develop a mobile app for helping doctors (philanthropic venture).

Post MBA Goal:

Healthcare consulting at MBB / Deloitte.

Odds:

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30% | 3 years ago
85% | 3 years ago

Outstanding undergraduate GPA of 4.0. Impressive GMAT score of 740. Great work experience. Understands the nuts & bolts of accounting principles & how financial statements impact business decisions. Has experience in the healthcare segment (NGO) which clearly explains applicant's desire to become a healthcare consultant at an elite management consulting firm such as MBB or Deloitte. In my view, this is as close to a can't miss candidate as an MBA program can reasonably expect.

Outstanding undergraduate GPA of 4.0. Impressive GMAT score of 740.

Great work experience. Understands the nuts & bolts of accounting principles & how financial statements impact business decisions. Has experience in the healthcare segment (NGO) which clearly explains applicant’s desire to become a healthcare consultant at an elite management consulting firm such as MBB or Deloitte.

In my view, this is as close to a can’t miss candidate as an MBA program can reasonably expect.
15% | 3 years ago