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HAAS今年入学的MBA学生背景 今天从HAAS的网站看到2007的CLASS PROFILE,太厉害,基本上打消了我申请的想法.就这样的背景,这些人都可以进EMBA了.全文转载如下: Profile of the Class of 2007: A Study in Talent and Accomplishment
Berkeley’s newest full-time MBA class brings an incredible richness of professional experience and personal talents to the Haas School of Business. Of the 2,170 applicants, only 23% were offered admission, and 247 enrolled in August. An academically accomplished group, their average GPA is 3.49 and their average GMAT is 702. International students comprise nearly one-third of the class and represent 39 countries, including: Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Belarus, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, China, Colombia, Egypt, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Peru, Korea, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and Venezuela. Members of the class have an average of 5.5 years of work experience. Among the many consultants, investment bankers, marketers, and engineers are the assistant commissioner for Massachusetts’ Department of Youth Services; director for oncology genomics for a biotech firm; chief of port safety and security for the US Coast Guard; state communications director for a national anti-crime non-profit organization; and a physics Ph.D. who has taught astronomy and done research with Nobel laureates. Also enrolling in the program is the co-founder of Ebility, Inc., the largest and most comprehensive website for people with disabilities, featuring community services and e-commerce; the only woman to run an independent trading firm on the Pacific Stock Exchange; former speechwriter for the New York City fire commissioner; the individual who set up the French electricity trading desk at the world’s largest diversified resources company; and a Slovenian who is fluent in six languages and co-founded eight companies in Europe and Japan. Others in the Berkeley MBA Class of 2007 include a resident physician for Stanford University Hospital; a licensed race car driver who was also named one of the Top Analyst Influencers in 2002 by AdWeek’s Technology Marketing; a Fulbright Scholar who spent two years working as an international development consultant working on sustainable development practices for Vietnam; a senior legislative analyst to US Congressman Richard Pombo; and the co-founder of a company which went public for the equivalent of US $800 million. Leaders abound in the Berkeley MBA Class of 2007. One of our new students led a 1,800-member student union producing more than 400 programs per year to annual audiences of 400,000; this same individual received a $100,000 grant to engage college students on the topic of social security, holding forums in all 50 states and reaching tens of thousands of students. Others in the entering class include a woman who was instrumental in reinstating curbside recycling in New York City and a man who co-founded an improvisational comedy troupe which performed at improv theaters throughout Manhattan. Athletic leadership also sets the pace for the new class, which includes a two-time member of the US rowing team, who won the 2000 World Championships in the Lightweight Men’s 8 and held the world record in indoor rowing for two years; two-time champion Russian ice climber who participated in ESPN’s winter E-Games; a member of Israel’s national orienteering team; a semi-pro Israeli basketball player; a Texas statewide gymnastics gold medal winner in floor apparatus; winner of the Swedish table tennis junior championships; and the third-place winner in Japan’s National Amateur Boxing Championships. And we have our fair share of musicians as well, including the singer and lead guitarist for the Kansas Street All Stars; an accomplished violinist and pianist who performed in Carnegie Hall at age 13; and a singer/songwriter skilled at acoustic guitar, electric bass, and drums, who released his first album last year. Without question, the Berkeley MBA community is filled with highly talented individuals from all corners of the world. Year after year, new students find themselves captivated by the extraordinary accomplishments of their peers. All of them thoroughly appreciate the opportunity to learn from one another.
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