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How does corporate strategy at a fortune 100 compare to Deloitte when applying to MBAs? Heard the firm places decently well so not sure if I should exit. I have 1 YOE looking to apply in 2 years. Stats if matter: 3.5 gpa top 5 public (Berkeley, UCLA, umich, etc.) in EE, 710gmat, male, ORM American. Will take the gmat again in the future but this is what I got so far. Target non hsw m7 and T10
Hi All, My sister has done Computer Science engineering Bachelor degree and has 5 years of work experience in India. She is applying for MBA at https://www.kenan-flagler.unc.edu/programs/mba/full-time-mba/ and https://kelley.iu.edu/programs/full-time-mba/academics/majors-minors/marketing.html. Her overall goal is to get into Software Product management. Any suggestions if any of these MBA’s can open path in the desired space or if she is better of doing an MS in Comp engg. to further develop deeper Technology skills. Thanks
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How does corporate strategy at a fortune 100 compare to Deloitte when applying to MBAs? Heard the firm places decently well so not sure if I should exit. I have 1 YOE looking to apply in 2 years. Stats if matter: 3.5 gpa top 5 public (Berkeley, UCLA, umich, etc.) in EE, 710gmat, male, ORM American. Will take the gmat again in the future but this is what I got so far. Target non hsw m7 and T10
Does Kellogg interview pretty much everyone?
I personally would say no. You want to give this everything you have and is 24 days enough? No. I took 6 months which is too long but hey 🤷♂️
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Yes if you’re smart
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Like others said it can vary a lot person to person. Might as well go for it, and if you don’t hit target give yourself another go a couple months out
Just take it. You can always take it again if you don’t like your score.
That varies wildly from person to person. It would help to know where you currently stand and what your target score is.
Should be
If you’re studying all day it should be, that’s about how much I did
I would say no but I also hadn’t touched anything quant or grammar related for about 7 years before I jumped into the test. Took me ~3 months to feel confident and a little over 4 to nail my target
Also you need to set realistic expectations with yourself. 24 is probably doable but I’d imagine you’d sacrifice all weekend activities and social stuff during that time
Depends on what your baseline gmat score is.
Did you guys really took that much time to prepare? How could you stay motivated?
For me: around one month and a half preparation working in strategy consulting (i.e. >50 hours a week), definitely possible
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