680 (Q49,V34) - 88%

I think your chances of getting into those listed universities are better.
i know they do not like anything less than 650 with your 680 you will be favourite in london as most of the applicants come with only experience without gmat.

good luck

Thank you Ravshonbek for the good words. I hope this score will give me a good advantage over the other candidates.

Good luck to you too.

Are you in london. I am trying to get into one of these schools as well. but i am not sure of the prospects of graduating from Cranfield. is it OK among the finance industry comps in london?

Actually Ravshonbek, I am from Bulgaria. An international student (on world basis) and EU student (on European basis) :). I'm a 3rd year student in Sofia University, majoring economics, and simultaneously I'm taking 2 year specialization in Exchange Markets and Intermediation.

As of you question about Cranfield prospects, check this our https://www.som.cranfield.ac.uk/som/mscf ... areers.asp.
It is particulary for MSc in Finance and Management program only.

I am trying to get into NYU.

It's a stretch I know, but I know they've taken people up with 680 or less, so I am going to give it a try....

I did my undergrad at Warwick, it's a good school, I can recommend it!

Kaleoncheng., why do u want to do NYU degree. would be happy with ur warwick paper if i were you. are you working now?

drakaliev, thanks for the link, it is 17500 GBP and over 35000 dollars at that school. i think it is the same for EU students. why not try then London school of economics. it pay off.

yeah working in consulting now, looking for a career change into IB most likely

Ravshonbek, as you can see in my previous post, my top choice is LSE, so I'll give it a try. Hope with this score and a perefect application, I'll get in.


[quote="Ravshonbek"][quote="kaleoncheng"]I am trying to get into NYU.

It's a stretch I know, but I know they've taken people up with 680 or less, so I am going to give it a try....

I did my undergrad at Warwick, it's a good school, I can recommend it![/quote]

Kaleoncheng., why do u want to do NYU degree. would be happy with ur warwick paper if i were you. are you working now?

drakaliev, thanks for the link, it is 17500 GBP and over 35000 dollars at that school. i think it is the same for EU students. why not try then London school of economics. it pay off.[/quote][/quote]