Maggie Howard

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Investment Banking Prospect

Georgetown University · Softball · Class of 2028

MAP Prospect Grade

Round 2–3

Strong Recommendation

Prospect Info

SchoolGeorgetown University
MajorGlobal Business
MinorN/A
Year2028
GPA3.7
SportSoftball
HometownGlendale, PA

MAP Profile

Fellowship Rank18 / 78
Interview #185%
Interview #285%
Interview #385%
PersonalityGoal Keeper (Structured, Disciplined)
LeadershipDemocratic Leader (Team Input, Shared Direction)
TeamworkLogical (Organized, Structured)

Overview

Maggie is a classic Goal Keeper archetype — structured, routine-driven, and motivated by clear objectives. She builds plans, breaks goals into milestones, and follows through with consistency. Her 3.7 GPA in Global Business and involvement across D1 athletics and Georgetown Impact Investing Group speak to mature time management and professional intent.

Her decision to proactively pursue another MAP fellowship is highly telling — she wants more reps, more structure, more development. The current toolkit is still emerging relative to the top of the class, but she shows up prepared, thoughtful, and organized — the type of candidate who compounds quickly with continued exposure and technical growth.

Strengths

Goal Keeper discipline — routine, structure, follow-through.
High-growth mindset — re-enrolled for another MAP fellowship.
Impact + fundraising experience — Mini-THON $61K+ campaign.
Analyst exposure — Georgetown Impact Investing Group.
Balance under load — D1 sport + coursework intensity.
Cultural add — Social Engagement Committee contributor.
Sector alignment — early thesis comfort in C&R/impact.

Areas for Development

Toolkit still early relative to top peers.
Needs more valuation + modeling reps.
More visible leadership engagement opportunity.
Resume bullets need deal-relevant framing.

Projection

A Round 2–3 MAP prospect whose ranking undersells her trajectory. Maggie is reliable, organized, and intent on growth — the type of steady contributor who improves meaningfully with each rep. As she adds internships and technical skill-building, she projects as a process-driven analyst with real upside — especially in consumer or impact-oriented roles.