Hi mailtoreenaj
Thanks for writing in. Great to see you were able to improve your GMAT score so significantly in your second try! I do see a few red flags in your application.
For one you are likely a bit older than the median age at most schools. This is not a dealbreaker, but something you should at least be aware of. International schools tend to be more receptive to older candidates, and we have a great blog post to help with that:
http://www.mbamission.com/blog/2009/12/ ... m-too-old/I also am concerned that you're describing your experience in a way that is not going to resonate with your admissions officer. Try to explain your job and responsibilities in vernacular, rather than industry-specific terms, as there is a good chance your reader is not experienced with your line of work.
From your list, I think Wharton and Cornell are likely far-reach schools. Your best chance to be competitve is most likely at the likes of IE, ESADE and Babson. Look for what each school offers that matches your specific interests and focus on that in your essays in order to show the school is a good match -- this will be very helpful in your application.
Best of luck,
Daniel Richards
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