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04 Oct 2017, 21:10
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Nationality: American
Age: 26
Undergrad: George Washington University with a year abroad at London School of Economics,
double major in Computational Mathematics and Economics
3.88 GPA, summa cum laude
I was a National Science Foundation JUMP scholar for mathematics. I focused a lot of my studies on mathematical game theory and how it applies to strategic management scenarios.
I was also a culture writer for the university newspaper.
Professional Experience after Undergrad: 3 years of strategy consulting in the healthcare sector at Strategy&, part of the PwC network
GMAT: Quant:48, Verbal: 41, total: 730, IR: 3 (I know this is unfortunate), AWA: 6
I'm hoping the rest of my profile will compensate for that IR score if I apply to some top 10 schools like Harvard, Wharton, Columbia, and NYU Stern. I would love to hear what you think. Thanks.
Age: 26
Undergrad: George Washington University with a year abroad at London School of Economics,
double major in Computational Mathematics and Economics
3.88 GPA, summa cum laude
I was a National Science Foundation JUMP scholar for mathematics. I focused a lot of my studies on mathematical game theory and how it applies to strategic management scenarios.
I was also a culture writer for the university newspaper.
Professional Experience after Undergrad: 3 years of strategy consulting in the healthcare sector at Strategy&, part of the PwC network
GMAT: Quant:48, Verbal: 41, total: 730, IR: 3 (I know this is unfortunate), AWA: 6
I'm hoping the rest of my profile will compensate for that IR score if I apply to some top 10 schools like Harvard, Wharton, Columbia, and NYU Stern. I would love to hear what you think. Thanks.
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05 Oct 2017, 09:30
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To be honest i don't think you should retake . A 730 is a very strong score. Even i have a 720 but with a 5 in ir and 4.5 in awa. I think your strong verbal and math score which is pretty well balanced is enough to prove to the admission panel that you will succeed academically in their mba program.
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Hey mrksbe,
Congrats on the great score. How long did you study for? I took the ManhattanPrep Course in person and they stressed that you should aim for a score above a 4.5, which is the mean. I'm not sure if a 3 would be considered a red flag by the admissions committees, but just food for thought. Hope this helps.
Congrats on the great score. How long did you study for? I took the ManhattanPrep Course in person and they stressed that you should aim for a score above a 4.5, which is the mean. I'm not sure if a 3 would be considered a red flag by the admissions committees, but just food for thought. Hope this helps.
