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Are they lenient about backlogs and low gpa

i haven’t researched about schools below T-20 sorry man but i don’t think it should be an issue just to be sure you can always mail them and ask they are responsive on mails

Thanks, lastly is Concordia, dalhousie, York and brock suitable for me

’York University is good if we are taking about canadian York University here

Your views on Schulich for Masters in Management? yashikaaggarwal

Schulich is Indeed good you do require 4 year degree or 3 year with 1 year of work ex Non-business degree

yashikaaggarwal I am definitely willing for mba/ MSc in top 20 colleges usa ( Harvard, Stanford, duke, ny Stern, mit Sloan, booth). 1.should I have more work experience ( in top mncs.) ? 2. Have high gmat score >780. 3.graduate from a mediocre us colleges ( state Universities) with very high gpa, will it coverup my low undergraduate gpa? then apply to these top colleges for MSc /mba. Please state which of above points (1, 2,3) would be relevant/ have more weightage to my application. Thankyou.

amypoka , to be honest, no one could ever predict the perfect profile to get admission at M7 schools. A few things, your years of work experience are less important than what impact you made during your work tenure in your company/companies. Second bachelor’s or master’s both are gonna to raise questions about why you chose to do the degree twice. Just make sure you have a legible answer. 780 is quite a dreamy score, but no school want you to get 780 to get admission. GMAT is just one factor... Your GPA, Your Volunteering, Extra-Curricular, Work Experience, Your Essays, CV... A profile is a mixed recipe for quite a lot of things, you gotta decide which you can do better to set off what you can’t.

Does anyone have a source with a brief overview of what seperates the most prominent MiM´s in Europe? Such as style of teaching etc etc. It is tiring to check each one individually