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Hi All! Thanks to this community for being a helpful resource. I was hoping I might get a few opinions on a profile review and whether I should re-take the GMAT.
Target Schools (All Part-Time Programs):
Haas
Stern
Anderson
Undergraduate GPA from Boston College: 3.79 (Political Science Major, Econ Minor)
Masters GPA from John’s Hopkins: 3.66 (Education)
Professional Experience:
Teach for America (Math Teacher)
Governors Office as Policy Advisor on Education
Big 4 Human Capital Senior Consultant
Why for MBA: Reason 1) Enjoy consulting, but don’t have a business background. Would like to learn more business theory. Reason 2) Structured development as a manager specifically. Moving into M level role within my organization and would like to learn best practices as a leader. Reason 3) Long-term goal is either partner track in education consulting or return to education world with leadership expertise.
GMAT: 650 (39 Quant, 40 Verbal).
On all the Princeton practice tests I scored ~660, but did much stronger in Quant (42-45) and lower in verbal.
Question: What are my chances to get into these programs? Is it worth retaking the GMAT, or should I begin to focus on other aspects of my application?
Target School: NYU Stern
Considering: Berkeley Haas, UCLA Anderson
See More Profiles For: NYU Stern
Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: Boston College
Undergrad Major: Political Science
GPA: 3.79
GMAT: 650
Age: 20, Ethnicity: White
Other Degree/Certification: Masters in Education (GPA 3.66)
School Name: Johns Hopkins University
Extracurriculars: Teach for America Big Brother Program, Kids Jiu Jitsu Instructor, Volunteer at Animal Shelter
Title: Teach for America Corps Member
Industry: Education
Company: Other
Length of Employment: 2 yrs, 1 mos
Title: Senior Consultant at Deloitte
Industry: Consulting
Company: Top Firm
Length of Employment: 3 yrs, 1 mos
1) Worked for Governor’s Office & Led COVID-19 Economy Openings for 5 Different Sectors of the Economy 2) Established a Free Postsecondary Pathway while working in Governor’s Office 3) While teaching Math with Teach for America, Increased student proficiency by 2 years in single academic year 4) Promoted 2 years early at Deloitte
Continue in consulting at Deloitte or another firm in the education/higher education space. From there either pathway to partner in consulting or return to educational world, combining my masters in education with MBA to lead large education organization (as a state commissioner or C-suite at major education company).
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