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16 Jul 2019, 03:52
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Hello dears,
I would like to hear your thoughts about my profile and chances to get into Msc management and Strategy at LSE. My background is 1st class expected in Business Management (Finance track) from 3rd tier UK university, exchange semester in a top 10 worldwide B-School and summer internship in a top management consulting firm (in Italy). I still need to take the Gmat but I will study for it in the next two months (target 650). Happy to hear your opinion!
I would like to hear your thoughts about my profile and chances to get into Msc management and Strategy at LSE. My background is 1st class expected in Business Management (Finance track) from 3rd tier UK university, exchange semester in a top 10 worldwide B-School and summer internship in a top management consulting firm (in Italy). I still need to take the Gmat but I will study for it in the next two months (target 650). Happy to hear your opinion!
29 Jul 2019, 23:40
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Hey there,
I would say that you have a decent profile.
You have few things working out for you - International diversity, 1st class expected in Business Management and a summer internship in a top management consulting firm In Italy
Now you have asked a couple of very specific questions about the profile and likelihood of getting into MSc. Management and Strategy at LSE.
Here's my take on them:
Profile: While you have a good profile, know that you will have a strong and intense competition with fellow applicants for the MSc. Management and Strategy at LSE, with a major chunk of them having stellar profiles( High GPA, High GMAT, decent job experiences and extra-curricular) as well.
Upper second class honors degree (2:1) or equivalent in social science, engineering or science discipline is the minimum entry requirement for this program.
I would also say that the GMAT score of 650 is on the very lower end for a brand like LSE. You need to target a GMAT score of 700+, however, if you are studying in LSE for 3 years in Economics, Management and Mathematics then you do not need the GRE/GMAT score.
Work Experience: Talking about the work experience there is no compulsion for the same, yet the program is well-suited to applicants with up to two years' experience, and applicants with more extensive experience are also welcomed.
ExtraCurriculars: Along with a good profile, you need a extracurriculars that can be showcased through your essays and LOR’s. Your exchange program is definitely a highlight and the summer internship can be used to tell about your unique skill set.
Apart from internships and GMAT, I would suggest taking up a community development project as well. Schools highly value social volunteering initiatives.
Conclusion: In the end, I’d say that you should note that there are always many more applications than places available at LSE and possession of the minimum entrance requirements does not guarantee that you will be offered admission. It is therefore in your interest to apply as early as possible.
You can take of free profile evaluation and get an accurate assessment of your profile.https://mim-essay.com/profile-evaluation?gcf
I would say that you have a decent profile.
You have few things working out for you - International diversity, 1st class expected in Business Management and a summer internship in a top management consulting firm In Italy
Now you have asked a couple of very specific questions about the profile and likelihood of getting into MSc. Management and Strategy at LSE.
Here's my take on them:
Profile: While you have a good profile, know that you will have a strong and intense competition with fellow applicants for the MSc. Management and Strategy at LSE, with a major chunk of them having stellar profiles( High GPA, High GMAT, decent job experiences and extra-curricular) as well.
Upper second class honors degree (2:1) or equivalent in social science, engineering or science discipline is the minimum entry requirement for this program.
I would also say that the GMAT score of 650 is on the very lower end for a brand like LSE. You need to target a GMAT score of 700+, however, if you are studying in LSE for 3 years in Economics, Management and Mathematics then you do not need the GRE/GMAT score.
Work Experience: Talking about the work experience there is no compulsion for the same, yet the program is well-suited to applicants with up to two years' experience, and applicants with more extensive experience are also welcomed.
ExtraCurriculars: Along with a good profile, you need a extracurriculars that can be showcased through your essays and LOR’s. Your exchange program is definitely a highlight and the summer internship can be used to tell about your unique skill set.
Apart from internships and GMAT, I would suggest taking up a community development project as well. Schools highly value social volunteering initiatives.
Conclusion: In the end, I’d say that you should note that there are always many more applications than places available at LSE and possession of the minimum entrance requirements does not guarantee that you will be offered admission. It is therefore in your interest to apply as early as possible.
You can take of free profile evaluation and get an accurate assessment of your profile.https://mim-essay.com/profile-evaluation?gcf
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