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07 Jun 2015, 07:40
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I want to apply for MS in Finance at Villanova, Boston College, Bently and Brandeis. I don't have relevant work experience but I do have a CGPA of 3.8 and very strong ECA. I am thinking of taking the GRE instead of GMAT as these colleges/universities accept both.
Would taking GRE instead of GMAT be a wise choice? If yes, what score should I be targeting to get a decent scholarship in these colleges?
Would taking GRE instead of GMAT be a wise choice? If yes, what score should I be targeting to get a decent scholarship in these colleges?
07 Jun 2015, 16:40
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Work experience is nice, but not essential. I think your stats look good, but without knowing the full picture I cant really say. GRE won't positively or negatively impact your chances. I don't know GRE scores off the top of my head, but I would say get whatever GRE converts into say a 650-700 GMAT for the best shot.
Are you international or domestic?
What was your UG school like (ranking wise)
Any internships?
Any CFA progress?
Are you international or domestic?
What was your UG school like (ranking wise)
Any internships?
Any CFA progress?
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Thank you so much for your response MSFHQ.
I am an international applicant from Bangladesh. I have done my BBA (with concentration in Finance, minor in Supply Chain Management) from Bangladesh University of Professionals. My school isn't ranked internationally but it is one of the top business schools within the country with an acceptance rate of below 5%. However, I am worried that it is not at all popular at the international level and whether the Universities I am looking to apply to would consider my UG program competitive. Oh, I forgot to mention, I am also the Valedictorian of my batch
I have done my internship from Nestle Bangladesh Ltd in Human Resource. While doing my internship, I got a job offer from the biggest telecommunication company in the country, Grameenphone Ltd. I have been working here as a Management Trainee (one of the best MTO programs in the country) in the customer service department (for now) from last February.
I haven't done CFA yet. But if it is essential for applying for the MSF programs, I can consider doing it.
Now, based on my background, do you think my application would be competitive given that I manage a decent GRE score?
Thank you.
Best regards,
I am an international applicant from Bangladesh. I have done my BBA (with concentration in Finance, minor in Supply Chain Management) from Bangladesh University of Professionals. My school isn't ranked internationally but it is one of the top business schools within the country with an acceptance rate of below 5%. However, I am worried that it is not at all popular at the international level and whether the Universities I am looking to apply to would consider my UG program competitive. Oh, I forgot to mention, I am also the Valedictorian of my batch
I have done my internship from Nestle Bangladesh Ltd in Human Resource. While doing my internship, I got a job offer from the biggest telecommunication company in the country, Grameenphone Ltd. I have been working here as a Management Trainee (one of the best MTO programs in the country) in the customer service department (for now) from last February.
I haven't done CFA yet. But if it is essential for applying for the MSF programs, I can consider doing it.
Now, based on my background, do you think my application would be competitive given that I manage a decent GRE score?
Thank you.
Best regards,
