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I am a 28-year-old white male. In my younger years, I neglected school for varsity sports, being a fraternity president, and a Bachelor of Sciences (BS). I hustled to land an International Baccalaureate (IB) gig. Loved/crushed it (also grew up). M&A -> VC. I enjoyed working with founder-led companies which led me now to entrepreneurship. I am self-taught in coding and mobile apps as a hobby. – Why MBA: learn skills to lead a company. MVP app =/= viable business.
Target School: Columbia
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Application Status: Invited to Interview
Undergrad School: Columbia University
Undergrad Major: English Literature
GPA: 2.8
GMAT: 780
Age: 28, Ethnicity: White
Extracurriculars: NCAA D1 Varsity Athlete (College), President of Fraternity (College), Volunteer Crew/Lighting/Sound for Local Concerts
Title: Investment Banking Analyst
Industry: Banking & Finance
Company: Boutique Firm
Length of Employment: 2 yrs
Title: Venture Capital Associate / Senior Associate
Length of Employment: 4 yrs
– Succeeded as a national-level athlete throughout high school and college – Received mountains of hands-on experience as an IB analyst on a lean M&A group. Worked on several sizeable transactions incl. advising sale/acquisition of both public/private companies. -Later, as VC associate with ~250MM AUM firm, worked with portfolio CEOs to pivot strategy/restructure operations/explore M&A opportunities. Received promotion ahead of schedule. Offered additional promotion and career path within the firm — but weighing this against B-School/entrepreneurship.
– Interested in running my own business either immediately post-MBA or shortly thereafter. Think an MBA education will round out my skill set and help me succeed in this new chapter. – Currently developing a couple of mobile apps (self-taught programmer) that I hope to continue work on while at school.
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