Brian Dick
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MBA Admissions Bio:
Name: Brian Dick
Age at MBA Entrance: 26
Years of Work Experience: 3
Years in Leadership Roles: 2 (Operations Manager & Operations Supervisor)
Career Before MBA: Supply Chain (Warehouse Operations and Transportation)
Companies: Jacobson Logistics (2 years); Cardinal Health (1 Year)
MBA/Career Goals: Unknown upon entry into the MBA, but I knew I wanted to change careers, or at the very least — explore the options.
Undergraduate Institution: Ohio State University
Undergraduate Major: Marketing & Operations/Logistics
Undergraduate GPA: 3.1
GMAT Score: 660
GMAT Attempts: 1
Schools Applied to: Ohio State – Fisher; Indiana University – Kelley; University of Michigan – Ross
Schools Accepted: Fisher, Kelley
Financial Aid Offered: Fisher – 2 scholarships @ 18K/year; Kelley – Part-time GA – $10K/Year
Hobbies: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
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