Candidate:

Mr. Medicine Man

About Me:

I am a medical student who will be pursuing an MBA between my 3rd and 4th years of medical school. As a consultant, I supported major healthcare organizations, U.S. National Defense, and State governments. I was admitted to Kellogg SOM with a scholarship.

Schools:

Target School: Kellogg SOM

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Application Status: Accepted

Details:

Undergrad School: College of William & Mary

Undergrad Major: Finance

GPA: 3.8

GMAT: 730

Age: 28, Ethnicity: White

Other Degree/Certification: MD - In Progress

School Name: Medical School in Washington D.C.

Extracurriculars: Pro Bono Consulting - Opioid Crisis Strategy Community at my Firm (~2 Years) | Medical Research - Department of Anesthesiology (~3 years and several first author publications)) | Competitive Super Smash Bros. Player - Top 2% in the World.

Work History:

Title: Medical Research

Industry: Healthcare

Company: Research with 2 different Academic Medical Centers - Department of Anesthesia & Orthopedic Surgery

Length of Employment: 3 yrs, 1 mos

Title: Strategy & Analytics Management Consultant

Industry: Consulting

Company: Top Firm

Length of Employment: 2 yrs, 11 mos

Big Life Wins:

– Successfully built and delivered live visualization tools to help states, cities, and jurisdictions across the country increase vaccination rates among racial and ethnic groups that are disproportionately affected by COVID-19
– Published clinical and translational research
– Graduated Summa Sum Laude

Post MBA Goal:

Above all else, I want to be a physician and provide excellent care for patients – after earning an MBA, I will complete my 4th year of medical school and apply for a residency in anesthesiology. Later in my career, I will pursue private practice, hospital administration, and biotech entrepreneurship.

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John A. Byrne, P&Q Founder & Editor-In-Chief | Odds Assessment: 50%

Well, Mr. Medicine Man, you have compiled a great record already for a 26-year-old. Your stats are solid with a 730 GMAT and a 3.8 GPA from William & Mary, an excellent college. And you are working toward your MD at a school in Washington, D.C., which is also a big plus. We know–and they know–that getting into Med School is not an easy feat. The fact that you have worked as a consultant is also a plus because it has exposed you, no doubt, to challenging business issues already. Your post-MBA goals align with the need for the degree as well. You say Wharton is your first choice, but you are aiming high overall by including Stanford, Harvard, MIT, Kellogg, Darden and Duke. I …

Well, Mr. Medicine Man, you have compiled a great record already for a 26-year-old. Your stats are solid with a 730 GMAT and a 3.8 GPA from William & Mary, an excellent college. And you are working toward your MD at a school in Washington, D.C., which is also a big plus. We know–and they know–that getting into Med School is not an easy feat. The fact that you have worked as a consultant is also a plus because it has exposed you, no doubt, to challenging business issues already. Your post-MBA goals align with the need for the degree as well. You say Wharton is your first choice, but you are aiming high overall by including Stanford, Harvard, MIT, Kellogg, Darden and Duke. I think your chances at all of these schools is excellent, well above the admit rates. I would be surprised if you didn’t get a yes from four or five of the seven programs you are targeting. The icing on the cake you’ve cooked is your prowess in the video game arena with Super Smash Bros. We know the Joker is a Joker is the game’s best character due to mobility on the ground and reasonable aerial control. I think you’ll beat him at the MBA game.

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