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July 13, 2018 6:41am ET

Applying: MIT Sloan, NYU Stern, Oxford / Saïd, U. Chicago Booth, UPenn / Wharton, UPenn / Wharton

Intake Year: 2019

Pre-MBA Career: Consulting

Post-MBA Target Industry: Technology Companies: Apple , Facebook , Google

GPA: 8.5

Years of Work Experience: 3

Location: Mexico

Notes:

Focused on a Fintech career after MBA.

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alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1675 Are you planning to return to Mexico, after the MBA, or work elsewhere? Curious about your addition of Oxford, along with east coast schools? Have you been consulting in the Fintech space? Hopefully you can show a pattern of impact, at work, and in any other activities you pursue, outside of work. (0)

anon23322 Likes Earned: 0 I am not sure about the return to Mexico, I guess staying a couple of years on the States/ UK can help on the loan repayment. I selected the schools based on the propensity of develping on Fintech, and Oxford is, in my view, a safety option with a really strong fintech program. I have been consulting on the payments industry, and I want to use the MBA to broaden my expertise into other financial and tech industries. (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1675 Working for a couple of years I need US/UK post mba makes sense. Schools make sense. You can apply for Round 1, then adjust your strategy for Round 2, if appropriate. Any ECs/volunteer experiences to round out your profile? (0)

anon23322 Likes Earned: 0 Not many formal EC after the undergraduate, just a couple of electronics projects (an ethereum miner, a couple of home automatization projects), but I was the studen president of my major during undergraduate. Is it too late to participate in volunteering events? Or should I try to position the previously mentioned activities better? (0)

alexbr4 Verified User. Likes Earned: 1675 It's never too late, if you're participating in something about which you are passionate, so you can make a difference, and show from elsewhere in your background that you've done something similar. Something entirely new now might raise a red flag. (0)