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12 Aug 2009, 11:43
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Hi guys, I have an interesting situation...My undergraduate GPA was less than spectacular... I finished my years w/ a 2.8 GPA major in Bus/Econ Accounting Emphasis (the accounting part is where I took the hit), and a 3.13 overall GPA. I actually got my worst GPA ever in my first quarter in college approx 2.3 which sank my average down so much. However, over the four years my GPA trend was upward. I plan on applying to NYU or Columbia either after I complete lvl 2 CFA or even receving the charter (ironically given my bad major GPA) and about 5 years of professional work experience as fund accountant/finanical analyst at hedge funds and bulge bracket banks. From a quick glance at this package, can someone please give me an idea of the minimum GMAT score I need to get for a competitive application given that I have descent essays? Your inputs are appreciated. Thanks
12 Aug 2009, 14:30
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It is hard to tell - definitely have above average for each of the schools (that's 710+).
See this thread: is-my-gmat-score-good-enough-merged-77431.html
Take a look at the profiles of applicants who got into Columbia and NYU - 2009-profiles-w-admit-dings-results-no-discussion-62945.html
See this thread: is-my-gmat-score-good-enough-merged-77431.html
Take a look at the profiles of applicants who got into Columbia and NYU - 2009-profiles-w-admit-dings-results-no-discussion-62945.html
12 Aug 2009, 16:28
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Applications are multidimensional, but you should definitely shoot for above average (as should everyone). As bb said, 710+ is safe for a minimum, but do the best you can.
