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May 0108:30 AM EDT
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Get the inside scoop on what makes Emory’s Goizueta Business School great, learn how you can present a strong MBA application, and connect with an Admissions Director to get your questions answered.
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Hello,
I go to a top 10 UK uni doing a physical sciences degree. I aspire to become an analytics consultant or product manager and have completed several internships:
- software engineering at Sky
- business intelligence at Dyson
- product management at e-commerce startup
- product management at Mastercard this summer
I also have plenty of volunteering experiences, including
- social secretary of Languages society at university, organising weekly intercultural events
- web development instructor for Code First: Girls, award winning charity increasing nr of women in tech
I also have international experience as I have lived in 3 countries.
I believe I have a great profile for a MiM or MAM (dream school is LBS), if it weren't for my uni grades. I got 56% and 58% in my first and second year respectively. I will go back to uni in autumn and the last year is wort 60% of the final grade, so I'm confident I will get a 2.1 overall, but I am wondering if this will be enough? Does the 2.1 have to be predicted or "on track for"? Is it even worth applying with a high GMAT or am I wasting time? Looking forward to your answers!!! Thank you
I go to a top 10 UK uni doing a physical sciences degree. I aspire to become an analytics consultant or product manager and have completed several internships:
- software engineering at Sky
- business intelligence at Dyson
- product management at e-commerce startup
- product management at Mastercard this summer
I also have plenty of volunteering experiences, including
- social secretary of Languages society at university, organising weekly intercultural events
- web development instructor for Code First: Girls, award winning charity increasing nr of women in tech
I also have international experience as I have lived in 3 countries.
I believe I have a great profile for a MiM or MAM (dream school is LBS), if it weren't for my uni grades. I got 56% and 58% in my first and second year respectively. I will go back to uni in autumn and the last year is wort 60% of the final grade, so I'm confident I will get a 2.1 overall, but I am wondering if this will be enough? Does the 2.1 have to be predicted or "on track for"? Is it even worth applying with a high GMAT or am I wasting time? Looking forward to your answers!!! Thank you
