真诚请教，本人背景申请以下学校成功概率。

ssyych

本人基本情况：

教育经历：国内普通大学金融本科，海外大学金融财务硕士，学制15个月（非欧美，全球综合排名约50左右）。本科成绩前两年平均80，后两年平均85。硕士成绩较普通（因拼命打工，虽每天看书到凌晨仍不很理想，班上排名大概前25％左右，读书期间做过多种体力工作，包括洗碗，搬水果，做装修等）

工作经历：本科毕业后在国内知名航空公司做财务1.5年。回国后在国内某全球知名咨询公司工作4个月，之后到国内某知名证券研究机构从事证券行业分析工作10个月，现在某国内证券公司从事证券行业研究及分析工作。

其他：本科期间任校学生会学习部长及学院其他职务。初中时曾赴美进行某才艺表演，包括去斯坦福和哥伦比亚，在此领域曾连续几年全国第一（不知能否吸引ADM的注意，增加学生构成的多样化，呵呵）。

中期职业目标：首选，国外投行、基金公司从事相关投资分析、交易、IPO、M&A等工作。次选，跨国咨询公司做咨询。

家庭情况：已婚，小孩半岁。本人今年28。出身贫苦农村，家无存款，上海有房一套，银行按揭。

候选学校：哈佛、斯坦福、沃顿、斯特恩、哥伦比亚、芝加哥。

计划明年考GMAT，预计700应该问题不大（但也不会很高，现在工作极忙，无时间准备）。申请06年入学。诚请大牛们看看我的背景申请希望多大，另外我是否还需考托。多谢了！

huahuani

别去了，直接申请跨国咨询公司做咨询，说不定就有机会。你做了4个月的地方干吗不继续了？？！！

不过，你的工作经验比较弱。

ssyych

多谢回复，确实4个月的咨询经历太短，我的职业定位是希望在资本市场进行发展，去年刚到上海这行业招聘很少且都需相关工作经验，面试了几家未果。有一家过了近半年才给我OFFER,此时我已在咨询公司工作了。

相比工作经验的强弱，我倒更担心频繁的跳槽会不会对申请有影响。证券研究这行基本上没有职位的高低，除了部门老总之外，大家都负责不同的行业及公司。当时做卖方分析时，也与各大基金公司建立了良好的关系。而以前在航空公司工作时，离职时我的职务是驻外营业部财务主管。

qiaow

哥们, 你的背景跟我有几分象. 是不是澳洲学校毕业的? 没准还是校友. 我也打算申请2006, 有空聊聊.

qiaow

顺便插一句: WHARTON  和 STERN 可以免TOEFL, COLUMBIA 和CHICAGO 肯定免不了,所以我放弃了后两所.  我的email: qiaowang2000(A) hotmail.com.

mumuwa

700分以上应该有希望, 但即使背景不错,分数不错,还要看你的essaY如何表现自己,this makes the difference!, 而且完全因人而异,别人无法准确预测.

cheesedream

With your strong background and unique experience, I give you a high rank.

danceindream

以下是引用qiaow在2004-12-7 18:39:00的发言：

顺便插一句: WHARTON  和 STERN 可以免TOEFL, COLUMBIA 和CHICAGO 肯定免不了,所以我放弃了后两所.  我的email: qiaowang2000(A) hotmail.com.

Chicago can waive TOEFL to applicants who have received a 2-year MS where English was used in teaching.

funnytiger

first, I think you should seriously consider NOT APPLYING at all. you are at the stage that only top 20 MBA will yield any better result than what you have got. But even a top20 MBA will have hard time to give back the investment you put in as tuition, salary loss, time with family, stress and life, period.

if you are so believed in this "MBA hype", you do have a wonderful story to tell. The struggle when you are pursuing your MS degree, the life story rising from country side, explosure to varieties of career.

The shortcoming of your experience: you jump around too often, 4 months in consulting and leave? that is a red flag there, and 10 months after that one? it seems you have no commitment for your job. I know you have good reasons, but it will be difficult for anyone who work in US business environment to understand

by the way, your high school or talent show experience is good to mention but don't spend too much words on them.

valarie

以下是引用funnytiger在2004-12-8 3:48:00的发言：

first, I think you should seriously consider NOT APPLYING at all. you are at the stage that only top 20 MBA will yield any better result than what you have got. But even a top20 MBA will have hard time to give back the investment you put in as tuition, salary loss, time with family, stress and life, period.

if you are so believed in this "MBA hype", you do have a wonderful story to tell. The struggle when you are pursuing your MS degree, the life story rising from country side, explosure to varieties of career.

The shortcoming of your experience: you jump around too often, 4 months in consulting and leave? that is a red flag there, and 10 months after that one? it seems you have no commitment for your job. I know you have good reasons, but it will be difficult for anyone who work in US business environment to understand

by the way, your high school or talent show experience is good to mention but don't spend too much words on them.

Other than encouraging you "not applying", I agree most what Funnytiger said. I would like to add more on that if you really want an MBA degree, you do need to think it through, over and over. I think many of us just chase a dream. Probably it's hard to evalute solely on the economic basis. You want to do what you believe you want to do. If you made your mind, all you need right now is to do it and get a good GMAT score and then good essays.