Hey there,
Well you are off to a good start! You have a fantastic GMAT! And a Good offer. To answer your question: The Big 4 are good employers but not the top of the top. In Top 10 schools things can get preeeeetty competitive amongst Big 4 applicants because there are soon many of you. You can try applying for MBB, and then your B-schools chances should be higher if you can delay your Big 4 offer.
Best,
Jon
JonFrank 发表于 2015-11-10 10:46
Hey there,
Well you are off to a good start! You have a fantastic GMAT! And a Good offer. To answer ...
Hi Jon,
So sorry for the late reply. MBB was too hard for me to get in. I already worked in Big 4 for 2 years and plan to apply this year. As you said I saw many Big 4 applicants in different info sessions. I want to know how can I make my profile more competitive as an young applicant and which level of school should I target this year. Thank you very much!
Cidre. 发表于 2018-8-27 10:22
Hi Jon,
So sorry for the late reply. MBB was too hard for me to get in. I already worked in Big 4 ...
Thank you! You should target a mix of schools It isn't smart to simply target top 10 US - it's too competitive even with a 740 given how many are applying from your background. Focus on consulting schools and apply to schools that are lower ranked but still top 20 or Oxford, Cambridge, Rotman, etc. Just don't throw everything into top 10. Networking too is a huge part of getting MBB attention, especially in the US. Good luck!
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It isn't smart to simply target top 10 US - it's too competitive even with a 740 given how many are applying from your background. Focus on consulting schools and apply to schools that are lower ranked but still top 20 or Oxford, Cambridge, Rotman, etc. Just don't throw everything into top 10. Networking too is a huge part of getting MBB attention, especially in the US. Good luck!
