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Hi all,
I'm currently an undergrad at a well-known, but very average state school in the US. Heading into my senior year I'll have a 3.5 GPA. I don't have my GMAT results, but I did score well on the GRE and on the SATs so I'm hoping I'll manage to make it into the mid/upper 700s with a lot of hard work and perseverance.
My question is, for the top pre-experience Masters in Finance programs (especially ones in Europe, because I want to go there for my master's), what kind of GMAT score should I be aiming for to have a reasonable shot at being admitted? Heck, is there even a chance for me to get into the cream of the crop schools, even if I score a 790 or something?
I would love someone to give some real perspective on this without too much sugarcoating. Thanks!
I'm currently an undergrad at a well-known, but very average state school in the US. Heading into my senior year I'll have a 3.5 GPA. I don't have my GMAT results, but I did score well on the GRE and on the SATs so I'm hoping I'll manage to make it into the mid/upper 700s with a lot of hard work and perseverance.
My question is, for the top pre-experience Masters in Finance programs (especially ones in Europe, because I want to go there for my master's), what kind of GMAT score should I be aiming for to have a reasonable shot at being admitted? Heck, is there even a chance for me to get into the cream of the crop schools, even if I score a 790 or something?
I would love someone to give some real perspective on this without too much sugarcoating. Thanks!
23 Jun 2017, 16:24
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A top score on your GMAT and a good GPA like the one you have will certainly help. You can def get into the top schools especially with top scores. The GMAT is totally in your control so do well there and re-evaluate your options!
24 Jun 2017, 02:37
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GPA is par. Look at 730 + GMAT score and you can walk into any of the top 10 programs -
https://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolra ... ience-2016
https://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolra ... ience-2016
