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September 14, 2022 11:52am ET

Applying: Cornell / Johnson, Dartmouth / Tuck, Duke / Fuqua, Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan, Yale SOM

Intake Year: 2023

Pre-MBA Career: Engineering

Post-MBA Target Industry: Technology

GMAT: 760

GPA: 3.5

Years of Work Experience: 4

Location: US

Post MBA Location: US (Northeast/New England)

Notes:

Software Engineering Lead with some leadership experience both at work and as part of my ECs. Personal hobbies and interests center around outdoor activities.

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alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1696 Super numbers. Showing impact and growth at work and outside of work is very important. Be good to know a little more about your plans for the MBA, short and longer term. Wharton and Columbia are missing from your target list? Are you applying in Round 1 or 2? (0)

anon10852 Likes Earned: 9 OP here: applying R1 with short term goal of SW product management and long term goal of upper management in a technical/SW company. All schools are R1. Wanted to include some "safer" programs in hopes of scholarship, and figured six applications was enough, so Columbia and Wharton didn't make the cut for me. (1)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1696 Best of luck! Might consider targeting 1-2 more M7 in round 2, depending on your results, of course. (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1696 More details on this candidacy in this episode of Wire Taps: https://www.clearadmit.com/2022/09/wire-taps-254/ (0)

anon10852 Likes Earned: 9 Cool to be featured on the podcast! I'll definitely keep your advice in mind. I've been trying to avoid getting too caught up on rankings (especially when it comes to M7 vs top non-M7), but definitely don't want to sell myself short. (1)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1696 …rankings are a signal to broader differences between programs. Simple thought, M7 programs are generally larger (exception = Stanford) which means more resources, more (and better on aggregate, by admissions standards) classmates, and larger networks. (0)