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A supply chain major with experience at one of the Big 3 American motor companies and 4 years as an officer for supply chain in the US Navy. Served in UK, Japan, and the States. Good GPA but torn between applying for a test waiver or 308 GRE.
Target School: Darden
Considering: Ross, Tepper
See More Profiles For: Darden
Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: Florida International University
Undergrad Major: Supply Chain
GPA: 3.63
GRE: 308
Age: 25, Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino
Extracurriculars: Real estate investor | Stock trader
Title: Logistics buyer
Industry: Automotive
Company: Fortune 500
Length of Employment: 1 yr, 1 mos
Title: Supply Chain Manager
Industry: Government / Military
Company: Navy
Length of Employment: 4 yrs, 1 mos
Lead buyer on a $16 million warehouse contract, evaluated leading supply chain companies in the industry for business. Procured over $2 million in food for a squadron of navy support vessels. Designated as manager of the library containing secret schematics of a nuclear aircraft carrier.
Post MBA I would desire to get a senior management supply role or a leadership development program. Companies I am aiming for are Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, and Google.
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I totally get your quandary. Your GRE score of 308 is well below the 319 class average at UVA Darden which does grant test waivers. But your work experience is a major offset and you do have a solid undergraduate GPA, though not one from a highly selective university. Besides, Darden is a great place for military vets because the school’s admissions office had a high regard for those who have served our country. I would request a waiver, because of your superb work experience. I also think Ross is a superb place for you as well because as you know it will grant waivers to candidates as well. Good luck. I am really rooting for you.
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