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22 Jun 2019, 09:27
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Hey guys, just created an account and hope your responses will help me get on a right track.
I am 22 and I come from East-european developing country.
I have passed the GMAT a month or so ago and got 690 (85%). V-36 (80%) Q-48 (67%). AW - 5 (53%). IR 5 (54%).
(In the beginning my mock exam scores varied between 390-440, thus I feel I should settle with 690)
My undergrad GPA is 3.2. And I have finance/accounting work experience of around 2 years. Currently working for a leading audit/consulting firm.
I cannot really boast of any specific extracurricular activities or trophies or gold metals (while as I gather Business schools take these kind of "extra credits" into consideration).
I know my profile is hardly of top MBA's, but still I come across the stories of students with lower GPAs and lower GMAT scores getting into top schools. Thus, my question is the following,
What would be your goal if you were standing in my shoes? In your opinion what is the best case scenario that I should aspire to? Best MBA with my profile?
(I was thinking LBS, Johnson, Stern, Jones, etc.)
P.S. and what do you think about European BSs? Such as HEC, Imperial, Rotterdam, St. Gallen etc.
Every word will be helpful for me,
Thanks and good luck!
I am 22 and I come from East-european developing country.
I have passed the GMAT a month or so ago and got 690 (85%). V-36 (80%) Q-48 (67%). AW - 5 (53%). IR 5 (54%).
(In the beginning my mock exam scores varied between 390-440, thus I feel I should settle with 690)
My undergrad GPA is 3.2. And I have finance/accounting work experience of around 2 years. Currently working for a leading audit/consulting firm.
I cannot really boast of any specific extracurricular activities or trophies or gold metals (while as I gather Business schools take these kind of "extra credits" into consideration).
I know my profile is hardly of top MBA's, but still I come across the stories of students with lower GPAs and lower GMAT scores getting into top schools. Thus, my question is the following,
What would be your goal if you were standing in my shoes? In your opinion what is the best case scenario that I should aspire to? Best MBA with my profile?
(I was thinking LBS, Johnson, Stern, Jones, etc.)
P.S. and what do you think about European BSs? Such as HEC, Imperial, Rotterdam, St. Gallen etc.
Every word will be helpful for me,
Thanks and good luck!
13 Jul 2019, 07:37
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RandomStudent
Hey guys, just created an account and hope your responses will help me get on a right track.
I am 22 and I come from East-european developing country.
I have passed the GMAT a month or so ago and got 690 (85%). V-36 (80%) Q-48 (67%). AW - 5 (53%). IR 5 (54%).
(In the beginning my mock exam scores varied between 390-440, thus I feel I should settle with 690)
My undergrad GPA is 3.2. And I have finance/accounting work experience of around 2 years. Currently working for a leading audit/consulting firm.
I cannot really boast of any specific extracurricular activities or trophies or gold metals (while as I gather Business schools take these kind of "extra credits" into consideration).
I know my profile is hardly of top MBA's, but still I come across the stories of students with lower GPAs and lower GMAT scores getting into top schools. Thus, my question is the following,
What would be your goal if you were standing in my shoes? In your opinion what is the best case scenario that I should aspire to? Best MBA with my profile?
(I was thinking LBS, Johnson, Stern, Jones, etc.)
P.S. and what do you think about European BSs? Such as HEC, Imperial, Rotterdam, St. Gallen etc.
Every word will be helpful for me,
Thanks and good luck!
I am 22 and I come from East-european developing country.
I have passed the GMAT a month or so ago and got 690 (85%). V-36 (80%) Q-48 (67%). AW - 5 (53%). IR 5 (54%).
(In the beginning my mock exam scores varied between 390-440, thus I feel I should settle with 690)
My undergrad GPA is 3.2. And I have finance/accounting work experience of around 2 years. Currently working for a leading audit/consulting firm.
I cannot really boast of any specific extracurricular activities or trophies or gold metals (while as I gather Business schools take these kind of "extra credits" into consideration).
I know my profile is hardly of top MBA's, but still I come across the stories of students with lower GPAs and lower GMAT scores getting into top schools. Thus, my question is the following,
What would be your goal if you were standing in my shoes? In your opinion what is the best case scenario that I should aspire to? Best MBA with my profile?
(I was thinking LBS, Johnson, Stern, Jones, etc.)
P.S. and what do you think about European BSs? Such as HEC, Imperial, Rotterdam, St. Gallen etc.
Every word will be helpful for me,
Thanks and good luck!
I read that the LBS median score is 690 if that is any consolation
13 Jul 2019, 08:41
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first of all welcome to the gmatclub community ...
well given your work ex and target school IMO , you should work on building your profile alongside incase you are thinking of retaking gmat..
well given your work ex and target school IMO , you should work on building your profile alongside incase you are thinking of retaking gmat..
RandomStudent
Hey guys, just created an account and hope your responses will help me get on a right track.
I am 22 and I come from East-european developing country.
I have passed the GMAT a month or so ago and got 690 (85%). V-36 (80%) Q-48 (67%). AW - 5 (53%). IR 5 (54%).
(In the beginning my mock exam scores varied between 390-440, thus I feel I should settle with 690)
My undergrad GPA is 3.2. And I have finance/accounting work experience of around 2 years. Currently working for a leading audit/consulting firm.
I cannot really boast of any specific extracurricular activities or trophies or gold metals (while as I gather Business schools take these kind of "extra credits" into consideration).
I know my profile is hardly of top MBA's, but still I come across the stories of students with lower GPAs and lower GMAT scores getting into top schools. Thus, my question is the following,
What would be your goal if you were standing in my shoes? In your opinion what is the best case scenario that I should aspire to? Best MBA with my profile?
(I was thinking LBS, Johnson, Stern, Jones, etc.)
P.S. and what do you think about European BSs? Such as HEC, Imperial, Rotterdam, St. Gallen etc.
Every word will be helpful for me,
Thanks and good luck!
I am 22 and I come from East-european developing country.
I have passed the GMAT a month or so ago and got 690 (85%). V-36 (80%) Q-48 (67%). AW - 5 (53%). IR 5 (54%).
(In the beginning my mock exam scores varied between 390-440, thus I feel I should settle with 690)
My undergrad GPA is 3.2. And I have finance/accounting work experience of around 2 years. Currently working for a leading audit/consulting firm.
I cannot really boast of any specific extracurricular activities or trophies or gold metals (while as I gather Business schools take these kind of "extra credits" into consideration).
I know my profile is hardly of top MBA's, but still I come across the stories of students with lower GPAs and lower GMAT scores getting into top schools. Thus, my question is the following,
What would be your goal if you were standing in my shoes? In your opinion what is the best case scenario that I should aspire to? Best MBA with my profile?
(I was thinking LBS, Johnson, Stern, Jones, etc.)
P.S. and what do you think about European BSs? Such as HEC, Imperial, Rotterdam, St. Gallen etc.
Every word will be helpful for me,
Thanks and good luck!
