Candidate:

Mr. CRMprofff

About Me:

I am a lead SaaS consultant specializing in Salesforce with deep roots in healthcare and life sciences. Currently helping a large non-profit scale and their Salesforce ecosystem amid volatile growth conditions.

Schools:

Target School: Columbia

See More Profiles For: Columbia

Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: Texas Tech (3.6 GPA)

Undergrad Major: Math and Biology

GPA: 3

GMAT: 760

Age: 30, Ethnicity: Asian or Indian

Other Degree/Certification: Masters Comp Sci

School Name: UPenn

Extracurriculars: Vinyasa yoga | Screenplay writing

Work History:

Title: Lead SaaS Consultant

Industry: Technology

Company: Major NGO/NPO

Length of Employment: 4 yrs, 1 mos

Title: Product Manager

Industry: Technology

Company: Start-Up

Length of Employment: 2 yrs, 2 mos

Big Life Wins:

Led the implementation of AI analytics in multiple departments such as finance to reduce late invoices, expedite vendor approvals, and eliminate email bounce rates
Built executive level dashboards to directly inform C-Suite on federal scoring system for key funding decisions

Post MBA Goal:

Want to leverage my past background in CRMs and more broadly web applications into a investor role in growth equity or VC.

Odds:

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John A. Byrne, P&Q Founder & Editor-In-Chief | Odds Assessment: 25%

So I am assuming that you earned a 3.6 GPA in a master’s program in computer science from Texas Tech and a 3.0 undergraduate GPA from the University of Pennsylvania in math and biology. Columbia should overlook your 3.0 thanks to that 760 GMAT score. Your Salesforce expertise should come in handy for your classmates, too. A lot of this will depend on your story. The details you provided, while impressive, are not all that compelling. I would advice you to be deeply introspective about your personal and professional life in coming up with a strong narrative that will appeal to admissions. If you can do that, you are in. If you can’t, I think Columbia may pass on this one. Good luck to …

So I am assuming that you earned a 3.6 GPA in a master’s program in computer science from Texas Tech and a 3.0 undergraduate GPA from the University of Pennsylvania in math and biology. Columbia should overlook your 3.0 thanks to that 760 GMAT score. Your Salesforce expertise should come in handy for your classmates, too. A lot of this will depend on your story. The details you provided, while impressive, are not all that compelling. I would advice you to be deeply introspective about your personal and professional life in coming up with a strong narrative that will appeal to admissions. If you can do that, you are in. If you can’t, I think Columbia may pass on this one. Good luck to you.

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