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Looking to understand what my chances are.
I'm a South Asian female and working in London at a Big 4 for the past 4 years in the Audit practice. I haven't managed to qualify for the Chartered Accountancy qualification (ACA) yet, with about 3 exams pending. I am planning on quitting my training contract and giving these final few exams by myself privately. At the same time I am planning on applying to MBA programs and also taking the GMAT. Given I'm part qualified and have ~4 years of pre-qualification experience, realistically what are my chances? I have progressed in my role during my time at the firm but with the exams not fully passed yet, recently progression has become stagnant, which is why I want to focus on passing exams for a bit.
Background: top 5 UK university, majored in Economics, 3.4 GPA, number of ECAs at work and uni
Looking to understand what my chances are.
I'm a South Asian female and working in London at a Big 4 for the past 4 years in the Audit practice. I haven't managed to qualify for the Chartered Accountancy qualification (ACA) yet, with about 3 exams pending. I am planning on quitting my training contract and giving these final few exams by myself privately. At the same time I am planning on applying to MBA programs and also taking the GMAT. Given I'm part qualified and have ~4 years of pre-qualification experience, realistically what are my chances? I have progressed in my role during my time at the firm but with the exams not fully passed yet, recently progression has become stagnant, which is why I want to focus on passing exams for a bit.
Background: top 5 UK university, majored in Economics, 3.4 GPA, number of ECAs at work and uni
06 Feb 2021, 08:26
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ja2894as:
Thank you for reaching out! It appears as though you have a great profile even if you are concerned about your partial qualifications. To assess your chances, I need more information.
For example, I should have a sense for which MBA programs you are considering since they all have varying degrees of competitiveness. Also, your GMAT score is going to be incredibly important in determining your odds especially coming from a competitive demographic. It might be hard to convey, but also understanding the depth of your ECAs is critical. All of these things not including other factors (e.g., letters of recommendation) paint the full picture that is needed to estimate your relative odds for various MBA programs. Plus, that's before we even get into essays and personal anecdotes that play into the decision of the admissions committees.
Please write back with more information so we can continue the discussion. Alternatively (and preferably), you can reach out to us for a free consultation if you would like us to review your background in more depth and discuss application strategy and support services with you.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Best,
Seth
Thank you for reaching out! It appears as though you have a great profile even if you are concerned about your partial qualifications. To assess your chances, I need more information.
For example, I should have a sense for which MBA programs you are considering since they all have varying degrees of competitiveness. Also, your GMAT score is going to be incredibly important in determining your odds especially coming from a competitive demographic. It might be hard to convey, but also understanding the depth of your ECAs is critical. All of these things not including other factors (e.g., letters of recommendation) paint the full picture that is needed to estimate your relative odds for various MBA programs. Plus, that's before we even get into essays and personal anecdotes that play into the decision of the admissions committees.
Please write back with more information so we can continue the discussion. Alternatively (and preferably), you can reach out to us for a free consultation if you would like us to review your background in more depth and discuss application strategy and support services with you.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Best,
Seth
