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26 Feb 2017, 17:42
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Hi all,
I was admitted to a few programs and will be attending a top 15 full-time MBA program at an Elite Finance Target MBA program (think CBS, Cornell Johnson, Duke, UVA Darden, NYU Stern) and want to pivot into investment banking, however, I am coming in with a 640 GMAT score. What are the chances I can land a summer internship with my score? Here is a little more information about myself: Accounting undergrad from a top public university (~3.5 GPA), CPA, a few years of experience in the M&A TAS group at a Big 4 (Financial due diligence group), and have great extracurriculars (if that even means anything to BBs). Needless to say, I will not put my score on my resume but I figure I will be asked by every bank (BB or MM) and I'm worried about getting turned away from every bank because of this. What are your thoughts? Do IBs take the GMAT score less seriously if candidate is coming from a top finance MBA program? Have you heard of any stories of individuals landing internship opportunities with a score like mine from a program in the 5-15 range?
Thanks in advance.
I was admitted to a few programs and will be attending a top 15 full-time MBA program at an Elite Finance Target MBA program (think CBS, Cornell Johnson, Duke, UVA Darden, NYU Stern) and want to pivot into investment banking, however, I am coming in with a 640 GMAT score. What are the chances I can land a summer internship with my score? Here is a little more information about myself: Accounting undergrad from a top public university (~3.5 GPA), CPA, a few years of experience in the M&A TAS group at a Big 4 (Financial due diligence group), and have great extracurriculars (if that even means anything to BBs). Needless to say, I will not put my score on my resume but I figure I will be asked by every bank (BB or MM) and I'm worried about getting turned away from every bank because of this. What are your thoughts? Do IBs take the GMAT score less seriously if candidate is coming from a top finance MBA program? Have you heard of any stories of individuals landing internship opportunities with a score like mine from a program in the 5-15 range?
Thanks in advance.
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