Chances at Harvard 2+2?

<p>Just seeing what speculations I get...</p>

<p>School: UNC
Major: Chinese, International Studies
GPA: 3.825
GRE: Projected: V 700+ Q 600ish</p>

<p>Activities on campus: co-founded a hunger awareness organization that packages one million meals to be sent abroad every year, co-founded an NGO currently operating in Uganda and here at UNC, co-president of the se asia interest association that fundraisess for a burmese refugee school in thailand every year, does awareness events about refugees, and I tutor burmese refugees in chapel hill</p>

<p>Research:</p>

<p>Did research constructing a socio-economic map of two villages in guatemala--involved doing a 100 surveys in each village. goal: to evaluate the impact of a community center on the growth of one of the villages</p>

<p>Did research on the legacy of Mao Zedong in modern China during my semester in China</p>

<p>Doing my honors thesis on Sino-African relations and studying the Chinese community in Cairo this summer as part of my thesis</p>

<p>Work-experience: Spent a summer working at an NGO in Guatemala and spending this summer working for the Ashoka Foundation in Cairo for 3 months</p>

<p>Other interesting things: spent a semester in China, proficient/fluent in Mandarin, same in Spanish, beginning Arabic this summer, spent a summer studying political and economic development of SE Asia in Singapore and backpacked SE Asia for a month, where i met the leaders of the refugee school in thailand my group now sponsors</p>

<p>Want to go to use my MBA to help my social entrepreneurship ventures and become an economic policy analyst for the US gov or World Bank someday. I'm also thinking about going into international business...</p>

<p>All thoughts appreciated.</p>

<p>Thanks,
GetOuttaBuffalo</p>

<p>Anyone?
10 chars</p>

<p>Well, MBA admission at top schools is no longer something where you can say “Here are my stats, am I in?”. Your numerical stats are okay, by that I mean they lie somewhere within the average admitted applicant pool’s. But that can be said about almost every applicant.</p>

<p>Things will come down to how you present yourself AND what Harvard is looking for. Since I don’t know either of those all I can say is, good luck.</p>

<p>Thomas, you’re certainly right. I guess I’m just looking to see if I am even in the running or not. Also, I’d love suggestions about how I can best present myself.
Thanks!</p>

<p>Ok, update. My GRE was 610 V and 680 M. Is this going to kill my chances?!</p>

<p>Please speculate. :)</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>