factsfollow wrote:
I’m considering to apply to Sloan R3, since I’ve recently been laid off. I believe I’ll be able to submit strong materials by the R3 deadline, but I’m not sure what Sloan is looking for in R3 candidates, compared to R1-R2 candidates. Anyone have any insight on this? I’m URM, 3 YOE corporate finance/strategy at Fortune 50 company (media), LGBTQ, first generation college student, and I have a powerful story of resilience overcoming trauma. However, my GMAT is 30 points lower than Sloan’s median. Would this background help at all in R3, or would it be difficult securing an interview given my below-median GMAT/GPA? I’m working on completing MBA Math, but I’m not sure how impactful completing the course would be.
What have you got to lose?