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I’m an engineer out of a non-target school that has been immersed in innovation since graduation. Led innovation initiatives at a fortune 100 and global innovation projects at a multinational manufacturing company. I also work as a BD-Lead at a tech startup while working at my engineering role. Low GPA in part due to a 40-50hr job while in school.
Target School: Harvard
Considering: Kellogg SOM, Tuck, Wharton, MIT Sloan, Duke Fuqua
See More Profiles For: Harvard
Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: Texas A&M University
Undergrad Major: Industrial Engineering
GPA: 3.1
GMAT: 740
Age: 26, Ethnicity: White
Extracurriculars: Mentor - Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Tutor - Math/Sciences (Elementary-Highschool)
Title: Supply Chain Engineer
Industry: Manufacturing
Company: Global
Length of Employment: 3 yrs
Title: Business Development Lead
Industry: Consulting
Company: Start-Up
Length of Employment: 1 yr
Led the first Virtual Reality project within my company. I am now the pillar lead for this technology and managing the adoption of this technology on a global scale. Keynote Speaker (Immersive Tech Conference) & Interviewed which aired on national TV.
I would like to move into MBB consulting, eventually would like to branch into start-up tech, specifically in the immersive technology market.
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Hi Mr. Breakout Engineer, Thanks for posting your profile. This is Debbie Choy, Senior Consultant at mbaMission. I like that you are in a functional area that doesn’t get enough representation at business schools. In my 8 years of working with clients, I don’t see many supply chain engineers. This will help you differentiate yourself in your applications. You also are demonstrating initiative and leadership through leading the first VR project at your company. Further, I love your entrepreneurial spirit working for a startup on the side. And you are actively involved with your community through BBBS. That said, the GPA is a potential area of concern, although I can understand how holding a full-time job while in school can affect your grades. Be sure to …
Hi Mr. Breakout Engineer, Thanks for posting your profile. This is Debbie Choy, Senior Consultant at mbaMission. I like that you are in a functional area that doesn’t get enough representation at business schools. In my 8 years of working with clients, I don’t see many supply chain engineers. This will help you differentiate yourself in your applications. You also are demonstrating initiative and leadership through leading the first VR project at your company. Further, I love your entrepreneurial spirit working for a startup on the side. And you are actively involved with your community through BBBS. That said, the GPA is a potential area of concern, although I can understand how holding a full-time job while in school can affect your grades. Be sure to explain these circumstances to the Admissions Committee in your applications. Also, I recommend explaining why you would like to move to the business side. How does moving into MBB and eventually tech fit with your background? I think if you can create a compelling narrative that connects your past, present, and future, as well as highlight your differentiators, you will stand an above average chance at HBS (where the average acceptance rate is around 11%). Wishing you the best in your MBA journey.
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