MBA Profile For 7-20 Schools

Hello,

I wanted to get an idea of what my chances are at schools like Johnson, Duke, UNC, Darden, Anderson, etc. I asked this before and got some great feedback, which I have since used for to improve my profile

Male - 30 (Graduated at 26 in 2012) Undergrad: 3.78 in Finance & Accounting (double major) from a regional school GMAT: 730 (47Q 44V)

Work Experience: Total of 4 years all in Financial Services -1 year in public accounting at regional firm -GAP Year of Travel - 6 mos. Internal Audit at at F500 - 2 Years at Internal Audit at F20 (1 promotion) - 6 mos. as Senior Credit Risk Analyst at F20 (also a promotion)

EC: All for Same Org -2 Years Mentoring in Math - 6 mos. on the President's Advisory Council - 6 mos. on Volunteer Committee - 6 mos. on Mentor Advisory Council - In school I ran and created several organizations

Recs: - I can get recs from my previous VP - Darden Alumni, my current VP - Harvard Alumni, Council members from volunteer org (retired executives)

Post-MBA Goal: Consulting (preferably Restructuring or Due Diligence)

4 Comments
 

You should be in a good position as long as you can explain why you graduated at 26 and you can write a decent essay.

 

Seems pretty good to me. I think you have a very good shot at all of the schools you have mentioned. Don't let the regional school bother you- your gmat scores show you have the ability.

Like the unadjusted- only with a little bit extra.
 

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