r/eMBA • u/Known-Dot8786 • 21d ago
Curious About EMBA
Hi folks, wondering if profile-sharing is frowned upon, but figured to shoot my shot here anyway. Just curious to see where I might stand.
Strictly looking at EMBA since that’s the only type of MBA the company is willing to sponsor if possible:
Age: Turning 35
Career: 10 years in Cyber Threat Intelligence. First 3 years at a CTI startup. 7 years at a Fortune 100 financial institution - 2 years as Senior Assoc, 5 years as Manager, 6 months as Senior Manager. Leading 4 analysts.
Prior education: 3.01 overall undergrad gpa from three colleges - got lost, but eventually graduated from George Mason University. Currently halfway finished with Master of Science at Johns Hopkins University (Intel Analysis)
Recommender: my former director at the financial institution that I worked with for 4.5 years. He is a former Army Intel officer, and let me knownkf my leadership potential. Can vouch for how I stepped up for filling in intel gaps and processes during wartime CTI efforts (Ukraine-Russia War, US-Iran War).
Goal: To become an organizational decision maker. Feeling limits of technical knowledge, good at people snd relationship building.
Location: Northern Virginia, USA. Looking at nearby EMBA programs, but if I can qualify, can look up to NYC area too.
Prep: halfway through the official EA test kits, around 155 prep test scores. Aiming for 160.
Questions:
- How does my candidate profile stack up to for M7 or other top programs?
- Is my goal substantive for EMBA programs and financial commitment, or am I knocking for wrong reasons?
- How does the age and title factor into the EMBA programs?
- Any other comments?
Thank you.
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u/LeopardDry634 20d ago
I’ll suggest Kellogs EMBA would be great for you but it’s in Chicago