Candidate:

Mr. Ernst & Young

About Me:

Recently graduated from my undergrad. Hope to do my MBA 3-5 years after I start my job this fall. Also received an offer from Deloitte Consulting as an ERP consultant.

Schools:

See More Profiles For: McCombs School of Business

Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: University of Houston

Undergrad Major: Management Information Systems and Finance

GPA: 3.86

GMAT: 600 (hopeful estimate)

Age: 22,  Ethnicity: Asian or Indian

Extracurriculars: Marathon Running

Work History:

Title: Risk Advisory Consultant

Industry: Accounting

Company: EY (start working this fall full-time).

Length of Employment: 1 yr

Title: Shipcom Wireless

Industry: Technology

Company: Start-Up

Length of Employment: 1 yr

Big Life Wins:

During an internship, I built a resupply navy drone which I got to present to US Navy Leadership.

Post MBA Goal:

Become an Entrepreneur and leverage the school’s network to start my own business.

Odds:

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The Experts Rate The Odds At: 15%

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  • John A. Byrne, P&Q Founder & Editor-In-Chief | Odds Assessment: 15%

    Congrats on your graduation and your job at EY. You probably know that EY just signed an agreement to offer an online MBA for free to every employee. But you are clearly planning for the future and I think you are on a solid path to McCombs. One thing worth pointing out. Hoping for a 600 GMAT score at a school where the class average is 704 isn’t going to help you at all. It will hurt your chances singnificantly, especially because you are a quant to begin with and you are either Asian or Indian, ethnic categories that typically score higher. So if you get that 600 and apply, You’re not getting into McCombs until you have another trick up your sleeve. You have …

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The Community Currently Rates The Odds At: 16%

  • 5% | 4 years ago

    Even though your GMAT score of 600 is too low for McCombs, the free MBA offered by your employer--EY--is a much better option as traditional MBA programs are too expensive to justify attending.
  • 5% | 4 years ago

    GMAT score of 600 is too low for McCombs.
  • 5% | 4 years ago

    GMAT score of 600 is too low for McCombs.
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