Manika24 wrote:
Hi all, what is the target EA score range recommended for NYU stern?
It has been historically high from the looks of it because I have been in this game since pre-covid. But of course feel free to draw your own conclusions. Being an Indian male myself, I am no stranger to the struggles that others may undermine. It is still unreasonable it I am not here to debate that. If schools are not reporting their average EA scores, I recommend bringing this up in virtual info sessions they hold. And I strongly believe those that can identify your struggles and have been in yours shoes - at the program or even graduates - will be a way better and credible source of info.
the GMAT/GRE requirements for Indian candidates is high regardless of other factors. It won’t be a stretch to assume the same about EA
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MBAPrepCoach wrote:
Hi, if you scroll back to August 6, business conqueror posted a graphic that shows the average GMAT for NYU. It’s pretty high right now and I believe that’s because they have been taking waivers so people who would otherwise be submitting lower test scores are doing waivers. The drives it up. And I think the GMAT you’re looking to get has something to do with the level of competitiveness with regards to your individual profile pool. So I am not making assumptions but if you are like an Indian, then I would probably say 20 points over what the average is and then if you are female, i would probably dial that back to 10 points. This is just my general rule of thumb when I think about school selection with clients. I actually helped a Moroccan woman get into HBS with a 650 because her quant was good enough and I’m sure that there this result indicates there was not a lot of competition/not a huge pool of Morrocan females from a real estate finance background. So unfortunately the recommended GMAT is sort of a complicated thing it relates to your overall Diversity offering and that’s measured by ethnicity, citizenship, gender, work experience, sexual orientation and may be other things I’m not thinking about right now. Like veteran status and first generation college status.
I wonder why supreme court only ruled decision based on only one of the many of these metrics.
We even had open debate about this in business school. I just hope things get better