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Imperial MSc in Finance (2020 Intake), Anyone applying?
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22 Dec 2019, 03:17
22 Dec 2019, 03:17
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Any applicants planning to apply Imperial MFin this year? R1 submission is on Jan 3rd.
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Admission Deadlines
| Application Deadline | Admission Results No Later Than | |
| R1 | 3 January 2020 | 12 February 2020 |
| R2 | 17 February 2020 | 24 March 2020 |
| R3 | 30 March 2020 | 6 May 2020 |
Class Profile
- # of Students: 81 (Women 36%)
- Avg Age: 22
- Placement Rate (within 3 Months of graduation): 91%
- Employed in UK: 63%
- Employed in IB or Consulting: 46%
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Re: Imperial MSc in Finance (2020 Intake), Anyone applying?
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24 Dec 2019, 00:11
24 Dec 2019, 00:11
I am!
I've been prepping my application and will be applying by end of 2019. I do have some questions which I hope some of you (alumni, current students) can address, and have listed them below. All the best!
1) Coming from a non-quant background, what are my odds of securing a spot in Msc Fin @ Imperial? (Bsc Business Management, Mgmt Consulting experience in Big4)
2) I will be supplementing my application with my GMAT, scheduled in January 2020, should I not submit my score (e.g. due to having a weak score), how does it reflect on the application.
I've been prepping my application and will be applying by end of 2019. I do have some questions which I hope some of you (alumni, current students) can address, and have listed them below. All the best!
1) Coming from a non-quant background, what are my odds of securing a spot in Msc Fin @ Imperial? (Bsc Business Management, Mgmt Consulting experience in Big4)
2) I will be supplementing my application with my GMAT, scheduled in January 2020, should I not submit my score (e.g. due to having a weak score), how does it reflect on the application.
Re: Imperial MSc in Finance (2020 Intake), Anyone applying?
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24 Dec 2019, 01:21
24 Dec 2019, 01:21
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glenaw wrote:
I am!
I've been prepping my application and will be applying by end of 2019. I do have some questions which I hope some of you (alumni, current students) can address, and have listed them below. All the best!
1) Coming from a non-quant background, what are my odds of securing a spot in Msc Fin @ Imperial? (Bsc Business Management, Mgmt Consulting experience in Big4)
2) I will be supplementing my application with my GMAT, scheduled in January 2020, should I not submit my score (e.g. due to having a weak score), how does it reflect on the application.
I've been prepping my application and will be applying by end of 2019. I do have some questions which I hope some of you (alumni, current students) can address, and have listed them below. All the best!
1) Coming from a non-quant background, what are my odds of securing a spot in Msc Fin @ Imperial? (Bsc Business Management, Mgmt Consulting experience in Big4)
2) I will be supplementing my application with my GMAT, scheduled in January 2020, should I not submit my score (e.g. due to having a weak score), how does it reflect on the application.
Hi glenaw,
Well coming from a non-quant background is not a disadvantage as such if you are able to justify your finance goals and showcase some finance/quants related experience. Big 4 experience will definitely add value, but other factors like GPA (An 8.0+ is recommended), strong exeprineces during college and work ex.etc.
You can evaluate your profile for Imperial MFin here: https://www.mim-essay.com/profile-evaluation?gmat-pe
So, if your GMAT score happens to be below 650, you can skip mentioning it. Otherwise you can submit but will I would not say that it will have a very major impact as such
