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I am a process engineer for a small medical device manufacturing firm in the Midwest. I support the daily operations of various manufacturing work cells, including equipment issues, part yield, and operator training. I am currently leading the implementation of 2 yield improvement projects. Applying to dual-degree options (MBA+M.Eng).
Target School: Rice Business
Considering: Ross, Cornell Johnson
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Application Status: Open
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Undergrad School: Marquette University
Undergrad Major: Biomedical Engineering
GPA: 3.95
GRE: 320
Age: 25, Ethnicity: White
Extracurriculars: Volunteer at local highshool robotics team, Design consultant for ergonomic firm
Title: Process Engineer II
Industry: Manufacturing
Company: Boutique Firm
Length of Employment: 2 yrs, 1 mos
My target position post-MBA is an Operations program manager for a pharmaceutical or medical device manufacturing firm, and eventually a general manager of a manufacturing plant. I want to stay closely tied to manufacturing operations.
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Mr. Simple Manufacturer, you are hardly simple. When someone tells me they got a 3.95 GPA in biomedical engineering, it makes me stand up a little taller to listen a lot harder to their story. Sure, you could do better on the GRE, as one commenter in our community suggests and aim higher, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with Rice which is an excellent school with a superb MBA program with generous scholarship support. Given your deep interest in pharma and medical devices, you might also consider Vanderbilt for its incredible healthcare focus. You don’t have to retake the GRE to get in any of the schools on your list. I think Rice would be lucky to have you!
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