<p>Florida State University:
GPA: 4.0
Major: Economics
Coauthoring research with an econometrics professor.
Going to write a senior thesis with this research and graduate with honors in the major.
Was heavily involved in community service for a semester and received 3 service awards from the organization (not from the university, which is why I might omit the awards part in my application).
Was a writer on a school newspaper and was promoted to director.
By the time I graduate I will have had 2 years of management and data analysis experience from a local social media advertising firm that I had interned for but wanted me for a management and data analysis position
GMAT: haven't taken yet, but let's say I receive a score that these schools are looking for.
Chances for: Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Wharton, Kellogg, University of Chicago, Tuck, Haas, Columbia, and Stern.
P.S. anything you would recommend that I do in addition to all this let me know.</p>
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<p>Top MBA programs require a minimum of two years post bachelor’s employment before considering your application. Internships will not count at these schools. They may count at lower ranked MBA programs.</p>
<p>^I said it’s a job that started as an internship (because of my hard work they wanted me to work when I told them I didn’t want to continue with the internship). Will it matter that this job of 20-30 hours per week for 2 years was during my undergraduate studies? Does it have to be after? I don’t see how it should make a difference of if it is before or after, as long as you have it.</p>
<p>Also, specifically on the MIT website for their MBA program, it states no business experience is required. So I don’t believe it is a requirement, although I do believe most applicants have it.</p>
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