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Candidate:

Mr. Real Estate Private Equity

About Me:

I am an investment professional focused on real estate acquisitions, portfolio management and asset management across the U.S. ~$5B in AUM/25M+ square feet. I am ramping the firm’s efforts in investing across various new asset types (logistics, healthcare/biotechnology). I have helped lead the acquisition of the firm’s first asset within biotechnology/lab.    

Schools:

Target School: Columbia

Considering: Kellogg SOM, Ross

See More Profiles For: Columbia

Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: Non HYP Ivy League University

Undergrad Major: Business

GPA: 3.8/4.3 (honors)

GRE: TBD (315-320 on practice exams)

Age: 28,  Ethnicity: Asian or Indian

Extracurriculars: Head of undergraduate investment club and, Mentor to underprivileged students in need of college prep.

Work History:

Title: Real Estate Portfolio/Asset Management

Industry: Real Estate

Company: Top Firm

Length of Employment: 1 yr, 10 mos

Title: Investment Professional

Industry: Real Estate

Company: Private Firm

Length of Employment: 2 yrs

Big Life Wins:

– First Generation American and First Generation College Graduate.
– Transferred to non-HYP Ivy League institution from community college and graduated with honors and top % of the class.

Post MBA Goal:

Continue within the industry as an acquisition officer focused on opportunistic investments in a separate asset class with a tilt towards heavy redevelopment. Attend graduate programs to offer coursework in development, the built environment, planning, real estate finance theory.

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  • mbaMission Odds Assessment: 20%

    Hi Mr. Real Estate Private Equity,
    With your goals in real estate, I think Columbia’s program is a great fit for you! This is Debbie Choy from mbaMission. I see a lot of strengths in your profile – solid GPA, impressive career trajectory, and active in your community through mentoring underprivileged students. Not to mention achieving all this as a first gen American and college grad. As you put your app together, be sure to weave in these significant personal and professional stories to help AdCom understand who you are, what drives you, and what you’re passionate about. As for your GRE, to be competitive at Columbia, ideally, you want a GRE of 163+ in each subscore. My estimate of your odds are based on an …

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The Community Currently Rates The Odds At: 44%

  • 30% | 4 years ago

    Hey Mr. Real Estate Private Equity Thanks for posting. Krista from mbaMission here. LOVE that GPA. B-schools will too, especially CBS who seems to be getting more and more stats conscious. If CBS is your dream, I encourage you to apply Early Decision. And network, network, network before you apply! B-schools want to know you are interested in them and they will be very eager to lock down that 3.8. For the GRE, it seems you have a bit of work to do there. If you can't break 315, perhaps try applying to CBS with the EA. With your profile, they may be eager to accept you and the EA gives them the excuse to do it. (The 315 GRE may make things hard.) I encourage you to ...
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