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Currently in a chief of staff type role at a health social enterprise/startup in South Asia. Prior to this, I worked at a T2 consulting firm for 2+ years, mostly in healthcare. Short-term, I want to be in strategy at a global health foundation, and then lead an innovation hub at the WHO/USAID using business approaches.
Target School: Stanford GSB
Considering: Harvard, Chicago Booth
See More Profiles For: Stanford GSB
Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: Georgetown University
Undergrad Major: International Relations
GPA: 3.8
GRE: 330
Age: 25, Ethnicity: Asian or Indian
Extracurriculars: Pro-Bono Consulting (volunteer) | Co-Lead of Social Impact Initiative at Consulting Firm | Half-marathoner / marathoner
Title: Management Fellow
Industry: Healthcare
Company: Start-Up
Length of Employment: 1 yr, 1 mos
Title: Associate
Industry: Consulting
Company: Top Firm
Length of Employment: 2 yrs, 8 mos
– Left my consulting job in NYC and moved to South Asia to work at a fast-growing health social enterprise; previously lived in other emerging markets. – Supported the massive expansion of a client’s COVID testing capabilities during the pandemic, increasing access for millions of patients.
Work in strategy at a global health foundation (e.g., Gates Foundation) or emerging markets VC and later run innovation hubs at USAID/WHO. The goal is to drive impact on global health via private sector principles of business and raising capital.
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Hi Ms Emerging Markets Healthcare! Now, for an ambitious achiever like you, I hope you do not find my 20% rating discouraging. In fact, this is about the highest I’d rate anyone for a program like GSB with the most competitive acceptance rate of 6%. My rating puts you at 3.5x more likely to gain admission than most – So, I hope you instead find this encouraging! Your global experience is solid and demonstrates likely cross-cultural understanding, your goals are logical given your past, and your numerical credentials are quite competitive. There are two key areas regarding your candidacy that are on my mind. First, AdCom wants to see that you care about making an impact on the community …
Hi Ms Emerging Markets Healthcare! Now, for an ambitious achiever like you, I hope you do not find my 20% rating discouraging. In fact, this is about the highest I’d rate anyone for a program like GSB with the most competitive acceptance rate of 6%. My rating puts you at 3.5x more likely to gain admission than most – So, I hope you instead find this encouraging! Your global experience is solid and demonstrates likely cross-cultural understanding, your goals are logical given your past, and your numerical credentials are quite competitive. There are two key areas regarding your candidacy that are on my mind. First, AdCom wants to see that you care about making an impact on the community – this will give them confidence that you will make meaningful contributions to the betterment of their program and be an active member of society post-MBA. I am curious if your probono work is an expectation through your employer or something that you proactively sought out beyond work. The latter is obviously far more impactful. Secondly, deep self-awareness and thoughtful storytelling is critical for admission to GSB. The story must weave throughout every piece of your application (essays, short answers, LOR, interview, etc) to paint a holistic, congruent picture of Ms. Emerging Markets Healthcare. And, this takes a lot of diligent focus and your own “board of directors” to do this right. I recommend that you have three key people closely involved in your admissions campaign (beyond your recommenders): Someone who knows the school/the admissions process, someone who knows English grammar, and someone who knows YOU! With these Board of Directors by your side, you may find those 3.5x odds double!
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