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Hi! I just graduated from undergrad and started my past-time MS in MS&E at Stanford, but want to transfer to GSB. I’m a chemE and just started my first full-time job as a food tech consultant engineer. I’m passionate about food-tech entrepreneurship, so I am eager to start my business school journey!
Since I’m already a grad student at Stanford in a different program that wants to transfer, would that negatively affect me? Would it be a better idea to add the MBA to my MS in MS&E? Also, would my minimal work experience affect me as well? I had 5 internships in undergrad & would only have 1 year of full-time experience if accepted for 2024.
Target School: Stanford GSB
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Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: Georgia Tech
Undergrad Major: Chemical engineering
GPA: 3.5
GMAT: 650
Age: 24, Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino
Other Degree/Certification: Management science & Engineering (in progress)
School Name: Stanford University
Extracurriculars: President of Engineers for a Sustainable World | Vice President of Association of Environmental Engineers & Scientists | Project Manager for Compost X
Title: Assistant Chemical Engineer
Industry: Engineering
Company: Top Firm
Length of Employment: 1 yr, 1 mos
Title: Business Development Intern
Industry: Venture Capital
Company: Start-Up
Length of Employment: 1 yr, 3 mos
One of my biggest wins was my acceptance to the Stanford MS&E master’s program. I’m super passionate about leadership, so I’m grateful that all my prior experiences demonstrated that enough to get me accepted. I was super involved on campus through various student-led organizations and research projects.
In the short team, I am hopeful to transfer to the MBA program, so I can gain the necessary skills to lead/join a clean food tech startup. In the long term, I want to work in the venture capital space to support innovators. The reason I wanted to shift from MS&E to MBA is that the MBA program is much longer.
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