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What’s in it for you- Live Profile Evaluation Chat Session with Jenifer Turtschanow, CEO, ARINGO. Come with your details prepared and ARINGO will share insights! Pre-MBA Role/Industry, YOE, Exam Score, C/GPA, ECs Post-MBA Role/ Industry & School List.
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30 Jan 2015, 12:56
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Hello everyone, I am not even sure if it is dumb to ask this question here, but I seriously need some advice right now.
I screwed up with my life so much. Its only been 2 years since I recovered from my auto-pilot state, I've been doing my best since but the result is; I have bachelor of science degree (molecular biology and genetics) with a horrible GPA of 2.6. You might think it is dumb to get a MsF since they are completely unrelated, but lets say this is a well thought (and probably best decision) for me.
I've been doing some research for a few weeks now but I could only find 2 schools that I can apply with my "qualifications." My first question is, what is my best strategy to actually find schools meeting my following criterias and maximize my chances to get accepted;
-Preferably in northern EU (altough anywhere but australia, middle east and asia is acceptable)
-I can afford spending around 100-150k $ USD for my education
-Realistically I am not looking for top schools, but obviously It has to be at least a somewhat respectable school.
-Education must be in English altough I am willing to learn the local language.
I am very confident that I will be very successful, and use all resources the school has to offer.
My second question is, I have an alternative plan. Altough I highly favor getting a MsF, it is still an alternative path for me; to get an MBA (sadly I have no work experience) and concurrently work on my CFA. I know this sounds like a nightmare, but I believe I can pull it off. But the obvious flaw this plan is of course MBA without professional work experience is not that useful. Do you think I should keep this as a backup plan or is it just garbage in terms of time and efficiency (lets assume it still meets my expectations).
I am sorry for this poorly articulated piece of text, but I am very exhausted and frustrated right now, and every bit of your advice is highly appreciated.
I screwed up with my life so much. Its only been 2 years since I recovered from my auto-pilot state, I've been doing my best since but the result is; I have bachelor of science degree (molecular biology and genetics) with a horrible GPA of 2.6. You might think it is dumb to get a MsF since they are completely unrelated, but lets say this is a well thought (and probably best decision) for me.
I've been doing some research for a few weeks now but I could only find 2 schools that I can apply with my "qualifications." My first question is, what is my best strategy to actually find schools meeting my following criterias and maximize my chances to get accepted;
-Preferably in northern EU (altough anywhere but australia, middle east and asia is acceptable)
-I can afford spending around 100-150k $ USD for my education
-Realistically I am not looking for top schools, but obviously It has to be at least a somewhat respectable school.
-Education must be in English altough I am willing to learn the local language.
I am very confident that I will be very successful, and use all resources the school has to offer.
My second question is, I have an alternative plan. Altough I highly favor getting a MsF, it is still an alternative path for me; to get an MBA (sadly I have no work experience) and concurrently work on my CFA. I know this sounds like a nightmare, but I believe I can pull it off. But the obvious flaw this plan is of course MBA without professional work experience is not that useful. Do you think I should keep this as a backup plan or is it just garbage in terms of time and efficiency (lets assume it still meets my expectations).
I am sorry for this poorly articulated piece of text, but I am very exhausted and frustrated right now, and every bit of your advice is highly appreciated.
01 Feb 2015, 07:52
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What is your GMAT score? Need to know this before anything can be suggested. You might consider finding a certificate program to study for and take. This will give you an alternative GPA on your resume. The MBA option is something to consider, but you need appropriate work experience before you go down that route.
17 Feb 2015, 12:38
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Try Edinburgh, Leeds or similar. I am sure they might consider you.
