-- Japanese Business School --

hi Zamzim

Thanks a lot for your concern and I will not hesitate to contact you by pm to talk more about japanese language

Regarding Dauphine, I will check again (!)
I will have more free time this weekend to give you details about what I found on internet.

Waiting for my email, enjoy GMAT studies !

Cheers

Sebzen

Princeton review...

Not that great...
I say KAPLAN workbooks are better + OG

Zz

Hi Zamzim

As promised, I am back with information about masters, mainly finance, taught in english in France and Europe.

I did not go deeper in my research so maybe some of them are out of the topic.

I let you see by yourself. Good luck !

https://www.hec.unil.ch/mscf/Welcome (HEC Lausanne)

https://msc-finance.edhec.com/04187621/1 ... pagelibre/ (EDHEC)

https://www.em-lyon.com/english/graduate/meb/index.asp (French business school EM Lyon)

https://www.european-master.com (from 3 european business school)

https://www.london.edu/mif.html (London Business School)

https://www.lse.ac.uk/ (London School of Economics)

I haven't found anything about the diploma taught in english from Dauphine.

Thanks very much!!!

Will look at them carefully after the GMAT! >> 13th November!!!!!
(save their links)

By the way, how is it going with your gmat studies?
I'm struggling with the verbal...it's been two weeks since i started studying, so perhaps i'll have to study more before seeing substantial results.

Oh yeah, I saw one of your posts concerning University grades for Hitotsubashi...(to Hyort)
In my opinion, Japanese Universities dont look at the GPA!! really!!
The Japanese, are more into "The EXAMS" = JUKEN!!

To give you an example, I didnt study for mid terms, finals at all!!!
My grades were 3.2/5.0 not good at all.

Instead, I spent my time on the JFSAT (Japanese version of the US SAT), eight subjects. Scored as the top five percent in Japan, 2001. 95th percentile. And succeed on the unversity exam as well.

The GPA measure is only for people who were on the boarder!!! This fact is very famous in japan.
So, focussing on the essays, work experience, recommendation letters, and the GMAT would be better!

By the way, how is your verbal score?
Have you tried the GMATprep? I tried it twice!
1st time: V = 27
2nd time: V = 28...sigh

So, here I am trying to look for inspiration upon how to improve my score!

Zz

Hello Zamzim

Hope you can find interesting diplomas and schools with the links I sent you

Regarding GMAT, I am studying quant for the moment. Since I left school, I have to wake up my brain quickly to be ready for December 18th!!

I should start Verbal from this weekend then I will mix lots of questions and GMAT tests.

I tried GMATPrep once. Before opening the OG, I was curious to know how GMAT looked like and I did one. It was kind of shock for me !

I had 390
Q : 22 were incorrect
V : 23 were incorrect

Verbal was difficult for me too. Very tricky.

Now, before taking another GMATPrep, I want to study more and more in order to get a better score (should not be so hard when I see my result )

When I read your point of view about grades and Japanese universities, i got very surprised ! Most of business schools care about academic background.

I hope what you said works with Hitotsubashi because I had average scores during my studies at Law university.

I can also tell you YOU are smart ! Scored as the top five percent in Japan, 2001. 95th percentile. Congratulations !

If you want to improve your level in verbal, just practice practice practice practice practice........It is the best way to succeed.

I advise you to download 1000 RC, SC you can find on GMATclub.

SebZen