Candidate:

Mr. Social To Tech

About Me:

US citizen. Worked abroad in Latin America at a social enterprise.
I founded my own company, still running.
Also I am working at a swiss based firm, working as an account manager in charge of Asia,

Schools:

Target School: Cornell Johnson

Considering: UCLA Anderson, Kenan-Flagler, Emory Goizueta, IU Kelley

See More Profiles For: Cornell Johnson

Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: University of Connecticut

Undergrad Major: Biology

GPA: 2.7

GMAT: 700

Age: 31, Ethnicity: Asian or Indian

Extracurriculars: on campus student club (40 people) president, 6 month volunteer experience at a small non profit based in latin america

Work History:

Title: Director of Business Developement

Industry: Commodity trading (small swiss firm)

Company: Small firm based in latin america

Length of Employment: 4 yrs

Title: Founder

Industry: ecommerce with b2b

Company: Start-Up

Length of Employment: 3 yrs

Big Life Wins:

Started my own business on the side which has e-commerce and b2b functions.
Constantly increased my job function within my roles.

Post MBA Goal:

Tech PM and social startup as a long term goal.
Or entrepreneurship

Odds:

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John A. Byrne, P&Q Founder & Editor-In-Chief | Odds Assessment: 5%

Dartmouth Tuck will be difficult, largely because very little in your profile lines up with the school. Your GPA of 2.7 is well below the class average of 3.5. The University of Connecticut is also not a feeder to Tuck and that would be okay if your GPA was 3.7 to 3.9 but it’s not. Your GMAT score of 700 is 20 points below the newest class average. At 31 years of age, which would mean matriculation at 32, several years above the average age of an entering Tuck student. And you work for a small, and I assume un-known, firm in Latin America which also is not a feeder to the school. So to me, Tuck would be a waste of time for you. …

Dartmouth Tuck will be difficult, largely because very little in your profile lines up with the school. Your GPA of 2.7 is well below the class average of 3.5. The University of Connecticut is also not a feeder to Tuck and that would be okay if your GPA was 3.7 to 3.9 but it’s not. Your GMAT score of 700 is 20 points below the newest class average. At 31 years of age, which would mean matriculation at 32, several years above the average age of an entering Tuck student. And you work for a small, and I assume un-known, firm in Latin America which also is not a feeder to the school. So to me, Tuck would be a waste of time for you. I think your odds are better at some of the other schools to which you intend to apply, particularly if they need to round out their classes with someone with international experience.

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