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05 Mar 2020, 07:49
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Hi,
I would like to ask whether my profile can help me to get admission to Northeastern Boston.
- GPA: 2.89/4 (7.5/10)
- GMAT: 560 (Q42,V26) or 550 (Q46, V21). I am totally exhausted with my verbal score
Are there any chances for me?
Thank you.
I would like to ask whether my profile can help me to get admission to Northeastern Boston.
- GPA: 2.89/4 (7.5/10)
- GMAT: 560 (Q42,V26) or 550 (Q46, V21). I am totally exhausted with my verbal score
Are there any chances for me?
Thank you.
12 Mar 2020, 04:48
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Hey thucanh1105!
Northeastern Boston's Ms in Finance program is a highly competitive program and is specially designed for recent graduates who have a strong interest in the field of finance. The full-time study curriculum has a quantitative focus and is STEM-designated.
According to the program requirements, the average accepted GPA is 3.35 so your GPA is also on the lower side. However, you can back up the reason behind your low GPA by a strong application, where you’ll have to showcase your active participation in extracurriculars but GMAT could be a problematic factor for you. The average GMAT score is 686, hence I am afraid that you might have re-take the GMAT. There is a chance but it is safer to take the GMAT again.
Also, since I have no idea about your extracurriculars, I cannot comment upon the same. Overall, my advice would be that even if you are planning to apply to some other good schools, you’ll surely need a better GMAT score. I suggest you should take our free evaluation test and gain better clarity over your profile. Here is the link-
https://www.mim-essay.com/profile-evaluation?gcf
Hope this helped!
Northeastern Boston's Ms in Finance program is a highly competitive program and is specially designed for recent graduates who have a strong interest in the field of finance. The full-time study curriculum has a quantitative focus and is STEM-designated.
According to the program requirements, the average accepted GPA is 3.35 so your GPA is also on the lower side. However, you can back up the reason behind your low GPA by a strong application, where you’ll have to showcase your active participation in extracurriculars but GMAT could be a problematic factor for you. The average GMAT score is 686, hence I am afraid that you might have re-take the GMAT. There is a chance but it is safer to take the GMAT again.
Also, since I have no idea about your extracurriculars, I cannot comment upon the same. Overall, my advice would be that even if you are planning to apply to some other good schools, you’ll surely need a better GMAT score. I suggest you should take our free evaluation test and gain better clarity over your profile. Here is the link-
https://www.mim-essay.com/profile-evaluation?gcf
Hope this helped!
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