2014 211本 非商科专业 GPA 3.7 T 107 G 680 MSF 求定位

veronicazlx

rex045 发表于 2013-8-21 00:03
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他上面是OG12的。。我们现在不是OG13 了么    有关系么？

rex045

veronicazlx 发表于 2013-8-21 09:51
他上面是OG12的。。我们现在不是OG13 了么    有关系么？

12和13的sc没差多少题吧。。。我当时是先刷12再刷13的

JonFrank

Hi my friend, and thanks for your question! First let me say that you have a very impressive background, including a high GPA and rich work experience. My initial suggestion would be to retake the GMAT and aim for a score above 730. This will ultimately make you more competitive within the applicant pool. If you can write wonderful essays that showcase clear goals and motivations, you will be able to apply to schools likeVanderbilt, BC, and Rochester. These are all tier-one MSF programs and will be excellent fits based on your background. Hope this helps!

Jon Frank
HBS 2005

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我觉得前五十有机会吧

veronicazlx

rex045 发表于 2013-8-21 11:54
12和13的sc没差多少题吧。。。我当时是先刷12再刷13的

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veronicazlx

JonFrank 发表于 2013-8-28 15:25
Hi my friend, and thanks for your question! First let me say that you have a very impressive backgro ...

thanks for you suggestion. acctually, i recently retook GMAT and got 720 (LOL) ... BTW can you give me some extra ideas about essays .. what makes you define as a wonder essay??

JonFrank

That’s excellent news about your GMAT score, my friend. As you know, you need to focus now on drafting impressive essays. Basically, for general personal statements, there are three major questions to cover. What are your short- and long-term career goals? What have you done so far to help realize these goals? And why do you think this program is the next step towards achieving your goals? Of course there are more details involved in creating strong essays, but first and foremost, you need clearly answer these three questions. Also, different programs have different requirements and topics for essays, but having great answers to the above questions is the right way to begin any essay package. If you’d like to chat further, I’d be more than happy to get into greater detail.

@JonFrank
HBS 2005