Pre-MBA industry: Telecommunications
Post-MBA industry: Telecommunications
I graduated from the top engineering college in the country in the top 10% of my cohort. Next, I worked in the largest telco provider in the country first as a field engineer. A self-taught data science and was eventually selected as a member of an agile squad and then promoted to a data analyst position in the technology/network department. After 2 years, transitioned into market analyst specializing in GIS data.
Won several awards both internally (my company's innovation competition) and externally (award from ESRI, a GIS tools provider).
For Johnson, I was granted the GMAT/GRE waiver and currently is waiting for the waiver decision for Tepper. For Ross, I submitted my old GRE score of 316. This all happened because my original appointment for the GMAT classic test in Dec was canceled and I had to reschedule the test well after the deadline.
I have been awarded a full-ride scholarship by my company and after I return from my studies plan to transition into a managerial role in analytics at my current company. My long-term goal is to become an executive in data governance.
AppliedJan 1, 24
InterviewedMar 20, 24
WaitlistedApr 5, 24
AppliedJan 1, 24
InterviewedFeb 15, 24
AcceptedMar 14, 24
ScholarshipNone
AppliedJan 6, 24
InterviewedFeb 22, 24
AcceptedMar 6, 24
ScholarshipNone
Being sponsored is also going to help you with the admissions as well. Schools like sponsored students because they are super easy. I assume you’ve included plenty of references to that so it’s clear to them.
PS. I would definitely use the score waiver as much as you can to avoid having to deal with scoring and testing.
Being sponsored is also going to help you with the admissions as well. Schools like sponsored students because they are super easy. I assume you’ve included plenty of references to that so it’s clear to them.
PS. I would definitely use the score waiver as much as you can to avoid having to deal with scoring and testing.