Hopefully enough for an offer! GPA-wise, I definitely agree that it's the weakest link. I do have an excuse which is personal health (and a diagnosis). I feel I can confidently address any concerns on this being predictive of my performance during the MBA. It hasn't really come up during interactions with the admission team, though... Do you think it would be wise to volunteer an explanation if it's not raised during the interview? I expect it will be factored in during the assessment anyway.
My work experience would probably be the strongest part of my application. I've lead or supported 40+ project/new business development across a variety of sectors and subsectors, with differing business models, stakeholders, teams, and countries. By nature of the role, we are heavily involved in leading cross-functional teams and planning & decision-making in the face of uncertainty. This fits in quite well with Ivey's case study method so I'll be trying to drive that home during the interview!
I'm South East Asian and not currently a resident/citizen of Canada.
MBAPrepCoach
Aside from your GPA this looks really solid. Do you have like a good excuse? I was an econ major myself (and taught macro/micro) and realize it's not the easiest.
Fo you have maybe a CPA or something that would show focused study? Alt transcript?
Your GMAT is solid so that should help a lot. What is your ethnicity or citizenship?
I like your screen name that's cute
don't really have much here in the way of what you'd offer for stories that relate to teamwork leadership and problem solving. That's definitely a big factor
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adityan92
Congratulations! What's your profile like?
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Thanks! My profile is as follows:
1. 30, Male
2. GMAT: 660
3. Undergrad GPA: 2.7, BSc Economics
4. IELTS: 9.0
5. Work Experience: 4 (5 on potential matriculation) in project management and business development