Hi everyone,
Recently I got a GMAT exam and took a score of 610 (Q48/V25).
So I am going to agree with the choir here that yes- you have a great story to tell! Love the work experience and the GPA and even the Quant score is fine. But that verbal is just too low- and you would be better served to study for that GMAT a little more and then really tell your great story with great stats to back it up. I think you can get there- and you already missed R1 for MIT in that R1 is due Sept 15 and unless you are Houdini I don't see how you could get an application together for this by the end of this week unless you already started. And you have better odds in R1 so I would hit the GMAT verbal prep and make a push to be ready for MIT R1 apps in Fall 2017. By the way, we have some great MBA counselors who are MIT alums and it would be great to spend a few hours strategizing with them this year for how to really pop in the MIT pool next year. To find out how we can help, use this link for a free consult: https://stratusprep.com/free%20consult/I am planning to approach MIT Sloan business school, yet the average scores of the enrolled students is way higher.
My background:
- I am 27
- 4.5 years in corporate finance,
- 1.5-2 years CEO and Co-Founder of a programming school chain (5 centers), management of my team up to 15 people, and working with government and international partners on different projects.
- Undergrad GPA - 3.5, Bachelor's degree in Economics
Do I have chances to get accepted to the school? The reason, I am asking is that top schools such as HBS or MIT Sloan state that there is no minimum GMAT score.
I won't have time to retake GMAT exam this year, so give me an advice if I have chances to get accepted or it will be worthless and I need to postpone the idea for one more year, please.
Thank you in advance
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07 Sep 2016, 21:46
