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I am a high-powered management consultant, but at a small leading firm in a very niche but rigorous field. My role includes interfacing with C-Suites and Boards of corporate and PE clients (210K+ income, several promotions). My GMAT score is an estimate given I have taken just one “cold” practice exam sans prep and scored 740 in the 99.9th percentile SAT (1580/1600).
Target School: Berkeley Haas
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Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: Pomona College
Undergrad Major: Economics
GPA: 3.6
GMAT: 760
Age: 27, Ethnicity: White
Extracurriculars: Regional undergrad admissions interviewer for alma mater.
Title: Consultant/ Project Manager
Industry: Consulting
Company: Boutique Firm
Length of Employment: 5 yrs, 4 mos
– Authored articles published in global publications targeting C-Suite market; presented at similar conferences. – Project manager (#2 on consulting team) for a handful of multinational industry-leading client accounts (representative fake examples: IBM, Wal-Mart). – Overcame adversity before age 18 that will feed into my story (but also a white male).
My short-term goal may be stewardship for a leading asset manager (e.g. Vanguard); I want to be on the forefront of corporate governance advisory and trends. Accordingly, I am looking at Yale, HBS, Darden as well. Otherwise, goal is high-reaching HR career (e.g., Chief People) but nervous that top programs don’t cater to HR even though MBA helps
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Hi Mr. Stuck Consultant, It sounds like you’ve had an impressive career trajectory to date! This is Debbie Choy from mbaMission. Understandably, you’re considering your future career goals. Given your passion for corporate governance, I think the programs at Haas, Yale, HBS and Darden are all good fits for you. I would encourage you to apply to all these programs and after you receive offers from them, you can revisit to make the most informed decision. To be competitive at these schools, you will need 730+ in your GMAT score. It’s great that you’re scoring well in your practice tests. Continue doing that and best of luck with the real test. You also alluded to overcoming personal adversity in your life. As you put your apps …
Hi Mr. Stuck Consultant, It sounds like you’ve had an impressive career trajectory to date! This is Debbie Choy from mbaMission. Understandably, you’re considering your future career goals. Given your passion for corporate governance, I think the programs at Haas, Yale, HBS and Darden are all good fits for you. I would encourage you to apply to all these programs and after you receive offers from them, you can revisit to make the most informed decision. To be competitive at these schools, you will need 730+ in your GMAT score. It’s great that you’re scoring well in your practice tests. Continue doing that and best of luck with the real test. You also alluded to overcoming personal adversity in your life. As you put your apps together, be sure to weave in these stories to articulate how they have shaped you as a leader and team player. If you can articulate this compellingly in your essays, that would be the key to your application success. If you would like to discuss your profile in more detail, feel free to schedule a 1:1 consultation with us. Wishing you the best in your MBA journey!
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