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Hi Guys, This is a Master thread for all profile evaluation requests for MS Finance applications. We do not want random profile evaluation threads everywhere on the forum. This will help people get some consolidated advice from consultants and help others learn as well.

Post your profile here if you want!

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Hello everyone,

I’m Italian. After completing an undergrad degree in Business and Economics i’m pursuing a master’s degree in Management and Business Strategy, both at the University of Verona. I’ve been working at a Big 4 accounting firm for a year now and i’m looking for a MSc in Finance in a top european business school to pivot into the financial services Industry/Fintech/IB.

UNDERGRAD INFO:
- BSc in Business and Economics at the University of Verona in Italy, GPA 3.35
- Erasmus semester at Universidad de Valencia, Spain, GPA 4.0
- Dissertation paper on CSR and corporate sustainability tratings

- Before university I got an high school diploma in Administration, Finance and Marketing for International Business with full marks, 4.0 GPA and top 5% within Italian students. Could I add that to a business school application?

MSc INFO:
- MSc in Management and Business Strategy, expected GPA 3.4 (last exam in a couple of weeks)
- Dissertation on the ESG strategy of KPMG

GMAT AND LANGUAGE CERTIFICATION:
I’m looking forward to take the GMAT and a recognized English certification in 2023 and apply in 2024/2025.

WORK EXPERIENCE
- Undergrad Internship in accounting at DHL Group, 5 months
- Worked in the family business in the wood industry, managed the relationships with italian and spanish clients (It’s a Russian firm), 1.5 years
- Staff accountant at KPMG Italy (6 months internship + full time, one year now) in Accounting Services

OTHER
- My native languages are Italian and Russian and I’m fluent in English and Spanish.
I also studied German for 8 years before university, so I have a basic level of knowledge of the language

- My only extracurricular activity has been soccer. I played at a junior professional level for several years and now I play for a local team where i’m also involved in promoting sport in my local community through different social activities and events.

My target bs is ESADE, as I would like to work in Spain after the Master, but I would consider other similar programmes within Europen that in your opinion could match with my profile.

What do you think about my profile? Would I have a chance to get into ESADE’s Msc with a good GMAT score?

Thank you so much in advance guys! I really appreciate your help☺

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Hi All,
I would like some opinion on my profile for application to top MSF, MiM programs. I would be glad to get some informed opinion on schools where I should apply and my selection prospects.

Age: 21 yo
Nationality: Indian , Male
Course: BCom(Hons) Accounting and Finance Major from one of the top 5 school in the category.

GPA: 8.31/10 ( till 5th semester, final result awaited)

GMAT: Not yet given but mocks scores are around 720-740

Work Experience: 1 month internship as a Social Media Intern at a Management Consulting startup
( however as of date, the organization has ceased operations)

2 month internship as a Finance Intern at one of the Largest Manufacturing Companies in the country

Extracurricular: Part of the Core Committee for organization one of the largest college level fest in India (with a footfall of 60K+ people throughout the fest)
Participated in International Commerce Conference at school level
Won State level Theatrical Competition at school level.

Goal Schools:
HEC France
INSEAD France
London Business School
MIT (for MFA)
Columbia Business School (deferred program)
Haas Berkeley
Judge School of Business

Additional Questions:
1) I would be grateful if someone could provide some info on MSc Accounting courses since there is a lack of information on their acceptance rates, job prospects and so on, but being from Accounts background, I am interested if they seem viable.
2) Any other college suggestions which could provide a faster residency
3) What are the potential safe schools that I should apply to

Thank you so much

Hello MiMAspirant123,

I must say your profile is pretty decent
Firstly I would like to mention you have done your research and have selected pretty good universities for yourself.
I don't think you need any school recommendations.

What I would like to address here is your profile.
MFin is a great course and competitive as well.
You will be evaluated in a number of parameters. Let me break it down for you.

Education: You mentioned that you are a recent graduate where you got a pretty good GPA. So you are golden here.

GMAT: GMAT is one of the key parameters on which you will be evaluated, as you mentioned you are planning to take the GMAT and aim to score 710-720. That should be sufficient keeping into consideration your GPA

Extracurricular activities: your extracurriculars are pretty decent. It definitely showcases your leadership and hard-working skills.
I would recommend you to do volunteering as well, as it will shine in your application.

Work Experience: In almost all MFin schools, work experience is mandatory, preferably in finance.
You might lag points here as you have less than a year's worth of experience.
But with your GPA and GMAT scores, it can easily be compensated for.

Your school choices are pretty good.
I would suggest you target European schools as there getting a work visa is pretty easy

Although this shouldn’t stop you from applying to other countries such as Canada or UK or Singapore.. They've got pretty good MFin courses as well.
The more, the merrier

You have a pretty decent profile and can get admission to your dream university.

All you need to do is bring out yourself and your value in your essay and SOP and draft a killer application.

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Hey,
Let me start by saying that you have a decent profile. A 3.35 GPA in bachelors has kept you on an edge from being a high achiever. But it has been compensated with your excellent GPA Score in your masters.
Coming towards your work experience, a year-long work experience in a Big 4 firm will also compensate for your low bachelors’ GPA. Since you have worked in the family business in the wood industry, managed the relationships with Italian and Spanish clients, you are well-skilled in communications, people-management and being multilingual is an added advantage.
The next aspect in your profile i.e your extracurricullars is somewhat decent. Although you have played Soccer for several years, being restricted to the local level weighs it down. If you highlight the fact that you were actively participating in promoting sports in your local community through different social activities and events, then you can make a point.
Now, since you said you are planning to give GMAT, I suggest prepare for it very very nicely and don’t leave any stone unturned. You need to score a minimum of 700 in GMAT to be able to even consider ESADE an option for your profile.
I feel an otherwise nice profile can go missing in the crowd, if the right elements are not highlighted. Similarly, an average or decent profile can be made to shine by highlighting the key aspects. In your case, that could be your GMAT score and currently is your work experience.
The skills that you gained, the impact that you had, the leadership you showed, all of this combined can make your profile look worthy enough of an admit from Esade Business School. I know it can seem a bit overwhelming but trust me, if you keep at it with patience, you can get your dream admit.

If you would like, we can help you with essays and SOPs and other application processes.
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Background and nationality
-Canadian Male Late 20s

Undergrad Information
-Public School in Toronto
Bachelor Math
Bachelor Economics
Master Economics
Master Computer Science
Undergraduate GPA 3.75/4
Master Economics GPA 3.6/4
Master Computer Science GPA 3.7/4

Undergraduate Courses: calc 1,2,3 A, ODE A, complex analysis A, Intro to Stats A, Math Econ A, Linear Algebra 1,2 A, Econometrics 1,2 A, Probability 1,2 A, Time Series A, Machine Learning A, Data Science A, Discrete Math A, few Comp Sci courses.
I did not do well on some of the electives such as Politics, or History courses. These pulled my GPA down.
Graduate Courses: Econometrics 1 B, Econometrics 2 A, Discrete Math B+.
I had number of B's in my graduate courses.

GMAT/GRE
GRE: 325
I have no intention to rewrite it.

Work experience and leadership
-Market Risk Analyst 3 years State(Government) Bank.
-CFA LV2 candidate

Post Master goals
-Systemic Fixed Income, Market Maker, something math related.....

I am interested in MPhil Finance Cambridge, and M. Financial Math Imperial or similar programs.

Thank you for the evaluation,

Hey colemanB,

I must say you have a pretty decent profile. The universities you chose are great and it’s very common to get confused during school selection, let me help you make this decision.
As you mentioned you want to pursue MFin and you got 325 on GRE that’s a great score and will definitely help your application.
Plus your GPA is also good enough.
I also see you have work experience as an analyst, so you have experience in the Finance field, that’s good that’s something the admission committee looks for in their candidates.

But remember you will be competing with hundreds of applicants, some with more experience than you so you will need to explain why you should be in their program and how you can benefit from the same etc in your essay and SOP.

Mention your extracurriculars as well showcasing your leadership or hardworking skills.
Or you can mention your other experience such as volunteering, freelancing, starting an initiative etc.

You being a CFA L2 candidate definitely vouches for how much you want to pursue a career in finance.
You should definitely apply to Cambridge and Imperial.

I am gonna suggest a few schools on basis of dream(chances of getting in 40%-50%) and competitive (chances of getting in 60%-70%)

Dream - LBS, LSE, Vanderbilt, MIT, Yale
Competitive - ESSEC , USC
Safe - EDHEC (high chances of getting in)

But don’t worry your GPA and GMAT are not bad, with a strong profile and resume you can definitely get into your dream school.
If you would like, we can help you build a strong profile.

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Hi All, I need some advice or any input for my profile

Background and nationality: 24 Years Male from Indonesia

Education: 2021 graduated from Business Management (Top 3 Indonesia University) with Finance Thesis; GPA: 3.71/4.00. Some national certification in bank, corporate finance, and financial planner.

Extracurricular: Project Leader of one of the biggest events in Gadjah Mada University (Indonesia Top School) with more than 600 committees for welcoming new undergrads.

Work Experience: 10 months in Local Consultant Firm as Financial Analyst (We prepared for 5 companies' IPO plan and projected 10 Million USD fundraising), and 3 months in Astra International as Internal and Risk Analyst (large conglomerate group in Indonesia and one of the subsidiaries of Jardine Matheson)

GMAT: 670-690 (average of 3 attempts)

IELTS: 7.0

Dream Schools: NUS (Msc Finance); RSM Erasmus (Msc Finance); Edinburgh (Msc Finance)
Safe Schools: Amsterdam Business School (Msc Finance); Singapore Management University (SMU) (Msc Finance); Lund University (Msc Finance)

Can you please give feedback for my profile and my chances? Thank you!

Hi damasjanot,
You have a great profile as you listed that you have completed your graduation from top university of Indonesia with a decent GPA Score. But as I can see that your GMAT Score is not that good. So I recommend you to go a reattempt and try to score 740+ to get a admission in you dream universities.

You also have done extracurricular activities that is a plus point in your application that will help you in your admission process.

For NUS you do not require to have work experience for admission into the programme. Applicants with some postgraduate work experience like you are also welcome to apply. Also, GMAT/GRE score is not mandatory but a good GMAT/GRE score will strengthen your application. Generally, a score of 700 out of 800 for the GMAT, or the GMAT equivalent in GRE is expected.
For RSM and Edinburgh you need minimum 600 or may not need Gmat score respectively. But your good GMAT score might add a plus point in your application.
In RSM, Relevant work experience is not required but may increase your chances of acceptance. Same as in Edinburgh, work experience is not required but may increase your chances of acceptance
As you also have a chance in your dream school you definitely have a chance to get an admit from your safe schools.

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Hi all,
I would like to ask for anyone's opinion of my chances at getting into MSc in Finance programs at the following Universities: ESSEC, HEC, Bocconi, LSE, Imperial, Warwick

I am applying pretty late (right now). I have also received an interview offer from NUS MSc in Finance - thoughts on the program anyone?

Background: Caucasian Male. Greek and born in Greece, moved to Singapore at 10 years old after the financial crisis.
GMAT: 690 (Q48 V36 IR8 AWA6)
GPA: 7.69 from University of Amsterdam (equivalent to US letter A in the Dutch system) - BSc Economics and Business Economics, spec. Finance
Have a pretty interesting history, making 15,000$ when I was 14 off trading online game items, building a decently successful website for in-game trading when I was 17, and some further freelance work. I also co-founded a tele-health website this year and have been working on that, although I'm not sure if it's pertinent enough to include in my applications for a Finance program. No internships.
Languages: Fluent in English, Greek, and well-versed in Mandarin (Chinese).

I am especially considering retaking the GMAT, as I scored between 730-770 in my practice tests, but I got a lower score in my actual attempt. Is this going to be a factor in applications or would I be wasting my time?

Thanks for your help,
dmnsq

Hey dmnsq,
I must say you have a pretty good profile. As you are going with a MSC Finance which is a great program to pursue your masters in and congratulations for getting an interview offer from NUS in MSC in Finance.

NUS, or Natioanl University of Singapore is a top ranked university and getting an admit from prestigious university is a great achievement.

You also has done multiple freelancing which is very interesting. As you also mentioned it will be good if you give a reattempt of your GMAT. 690 is not a bad score but is still not a very good score. It will be great if target 700+ in your GMAT so that it can give a good weightage to your application.
Academically, you have a pretty good GPA, which showcases your academic prowess. Speaking of your GMAT score of 690, This is not a bad score but at the same time it is not a pretty good score. It is great as you are going to re-attempt your GMAT. Try to score 700+. It would definitely work in your favour as it further illustrates your academic capabilities, allowing you to apply to most of the top colleges. While your grades do play an important part, your extracurricular activities and your other endeavours matter as well because AdComs are looking for applicants with holistically developed profiles.

If I talk about your chances in ESSEC, HEC, Bocconi, LSE, Imperial, Warwick
For ESSEC it’s not compulsory that you have must have a good GMAT Score. ESSEC takes your whole profile into consideration. If you are very good in one area it might compensate for a weakness in another area. Therefore, a good GMAT Score might be an advantage but no guarantee to get into the program as well.

Same for HEC Paris there is nothing like you must scored this or that but these top schools looks for GMAT Score. So, it is advisable that you do re-attempt your GMAT and try to score 700+ to get into a school like HEC, ESSEC, LSE or any other school.

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Hi guys, I recently took the GMAT, I am delighted to tell you that I have totalized a score of 720 (Q51 V37 ir7 awaTBD)

I would like to attend a MSF in North America, from a worldclass business school. However my GPA is pretty low, it corresponds to an average value in my country but it certainly is way too low for american standards, it is 23/30 (italian grades).

What top schools should I consider? How realistic is the admission?
(I was also thinking about applying to Zicklin? Would they admit me?)

Here's my profile:

Background and nationality: Bachelor degree in Economics and Management from the Italian number 1 institution in the field. Italy.

GMAT: 720 (Q51 V37 IR7)

Age: 21

GPA: 23/30

Work experience and leadership:
Team Manager in a 3 month job in collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Justice, CFO of branch of SEDS, Financial Specialist at the University Finance Club, Asset management analyst (since 1 month)

Community and others:
-Cofounder of a nonprofit organization, that connects students and stimulates their collaboration with projects and research
-National Mathematical Olympiad contestant
-Virtual Internship H2 Venture Capital
-ECDL certificate of proficiency (Excel, PP, Word)

Post Master goals:
To open a small Venture Capital fund

Languages:
•English 125 Duolingo (7.5 IELTS)
•French A2
•Arabic A2
•Italian native

What world class business schools would really consider me, and realistically admit me?

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Your profile looks decent to me but you need to be careful about what to highlight in your applications so that you don’t make any mistakes.

Let me begin by mentioning what I found good in your profile the most. It’s your GMAT Score. A 720 GMAT Score is nothing less than exceptional and you really did a good job here. This score will help you open doors to a lot of good B-schools.
Coming towards your work experience, it looks pretty interesting as you have worked in collaboration with some high-value stakeholders like the Italian Ministry of Justice. You being a CFO of a branch of SEDS and Financial Specialist at the University Finance Club also shows your command over the field. You also come across as being interested and passionate about the finance field from your extracurricular participation in the related activities.
Another interesting thing about your profile is your fluency in multiple languages. You mentioned that you are proficient in 2 languages and intermediate in another 2 languages.
While your bachelors’ school is touted as the #1 economist institute in Italy your GPA is still a bit mediocre. This is the only factor which I feel creates a bad impact on your overall profile. But don’t worry. I feel if you highlight all other aspects of your profile as discussed, your GPA could be easily compensated. If you manage to validate your low GPA, I am sure even that won’t be an issue.
Like I said, highlighting the right aspects of your profile is really important. An otherwise excellent profile can be ignored and rejected if not presented properly. I know it can look like a lot to do by yourself. I can help you if you wish.

If you would like, we can help you with essays and SOPs and other application processes.

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Hello all. I want to apply for Masters in Finance programs or Masters in Management, hoping to get a career as an analyst in M&A, PE, and VC, as well as fund management, later on. I will list my qualifications and skills. Please can you give me feedback on my application? It would be much appreciated

Nationality: Lebanese
Age: 20 (at time of application)

University degree:
Bachelor's in Business Administration specialty in Finance from American University of Beirut (AUB) ranked 1st in Lebanon and the Middle East
GPA of 3.2/4 (so far)

Test scores: GRE (verbal: 162 and quantitative: 165) total is 327

Licenses and certifications:
Student stock exchange trading competition in collaboration with Lebanon's largest bank
Python and Statistics for Financial Analysis from Coursera
PE and VC from Coursera
LinkedIn Microsoft Office

Internships:
2 months internship in Deloitte Qatar
1-month internship in middle-eastern regional engineering giant
1-month in a local Lebanese bank investment division

Extracurricular:
Student Fundraising for the red cross
Volunteering and assistance with NGO for the injured in the aftermath of the Beirut explosion (supervised a team of 4)
Led freelance volunteering and assistance team in the aftermath of the other explosion in Tripoli
Freelance mathematics tutoring for senior high school students.
Webull paper day-trading

Languages:
English: bilingual proficiency
Arabic: native proficiency
French: bilingual proficiency
Spanish: elementary proficiency (in progress)

Target programs:

Masters in Finance: LSE, LBS, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, Warwick, St Andrews, HEC, ESSEC, ESCP, EDHEC, SciencesPo, Nova SBE, IE, Esade, Bocconi, RSM, Stockholm SE, CBS, WHU Germany, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Cornell, Brown, Michigan, Kellogg
Masters in Management: LSE, LBS, Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial, HEC, ESSEC, INSEAD, ESCP, EDHEC, NOVA, BOCCONI, RSM, SSE, CBS, ESMT, Cornell

Please get back to me as soon as possible! Thank you in advance.

Hey ricksanchez,
Firstly I would like to mention you have done your research and have selected pretty good universities for yourself.
What I would like to address here is your profile.

- Your profile is pretty good
- Your GPA is excellent
- Your GRE scores are more than enough
- Your extracurriculars are also impressive
Be sure to mention all your extracurricular activities and provide adequate certifications if possible.
- As you mentioned, you only have initial work experience
Can you tell me in which sector and company did you work

Most MFin schools require an adequate year of work experience, preferably in a similar sector.
As you don’t have much work experience, you would need to highlight your other skills.

Explain the roles and responsibilities you handled in your organisation.
What values did you add, how did it benefit the company etc.

MFin is a great course and competitive as well.

Your school choices are pretty good.
As your concern is about founding employment afterwards, I would say you should target European schools as there getting a work visa is pretty easy

Hence you should target schools: LBS, LSE, HEC , ESSEC , EDHEC.

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Hi Experts & Gmatclub!

I'm from India,
Undergrad- BBA ( General) Grade 7.92/10( Top 10% of Batch), Public University NAAC- A Accredited, Currently pursuing a Post Grad diploma in Finance, if that may add value!
GMAT- 720, Appearing CFA level 1 before Fall 22.
Work ex-
Internship 1 : Sales & Marketing in a Startup( Edtech)
Internship 2: Finance at Fortune 500 Manufacturing Company ( Reliance Industries)
Work ex : Operations Analyst at a global top 3 Market Research & Analytics Firm- NielsenIQ( 6 Months)
Target Programs: Masters in Finance/International Finance/Financial Analysis
at HEC Paris,LBS,LSE
Post Masters Goal- 1)BB M&A Investment Banking
2) PE
Please let me know what may be my chances & where can I improve to stand better for Finance Programs.

My main goal is to get into M&A IB, that is the reason for being a bit selective towards BB M&A focused programs. I understand that work ex might not be very well aligned to that but I'm adding CFA,and some corporate finance internships soon.

I'll be grateful for any other solutions & advise on my profile & if I should also apply any other schools in EU/UK & even US to boost my chances of making into BB M&A.

Thanks for your support!

Hey,

Looking at the details you have provided here, I would say that you have a decent profile. I also see you are strongly inclined towards programs in the field of finance and are looking to build a career in finance.

Starting off with your academic background, You have a pretty decent GPA and you have majored in Finance which again showcases that you have a strong passion for finance and have taken steps towards building a strong foundational base in it. While the brand of your college is pretty decent, you will be competing against applicants from the top schools of your country so it might be a slight drawback. However, you could always overpower it by showing your CFA and enriched your experiences in your own college.

Your GMAT score is great and displays your strong academic capabilities.

You have one internship in the field of finance, something that business schools definitely appreciate. Here you can highlight your strengths by talking about the kind of projects you undertook, the kind of activities you partook in and how you created a positive impact by being a part of the company.

Coming to the courses you have taken up in finance, demonstrating your reasons to take those courses and what learnings you derived from these courses could help strengthen your application to the masters in finance programs.

You haven’t mentioned any details about your extracurricular activities. Extracurricular activities are really important as they showcase that you have a holistically developed profile and a proactive attitude. Since you are doing your post grad, you could bolster this aspect of your profile by getting involved in clubs and activities.

Now coming on to the schools that you have mentioned. The schools you have mentioned fall into the competitive category and have an acceptance rate of 50-60%. A good approach in this scenario would be to target a mix of schools that fall into upper competitive or dream schools, competitive and safe categories.

For the MSF in the upper competitive category you can target schools such as

In the competitive category you can target schools such as

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Hi everyone!
I would appreciate a profile evaluation. This is my profile:

Background and nationality
Male, 23, Italian

Undergrad Information
Graduated in 2020, finance and Finance and Accountancy major, Won a prize as the best student of the department of finance. GPA 29/30

GMAT/GRE
710 (49, 38)

Work experience and leadership
No experience in the financial industry.

Community and others
Run a project called "Mu/cca da Latta". Performing the role of a financial administrator I successfully secured sponsors and updated daily transaction records.
Devised and administrated a platform for students to share notes and relevant learning resources at my university (used by 1000+ students).

Post Master goals
Working in consulting/ib

I want to try to pursue an MSc in Finance at LSE, LBS, Warwick, Imperia or Bocconi. Do you think I have some possibility to achieve my objective? A GMAT score above 710 would strengthen my applications? Thanks!

Hey Ludovicog,

First of all I would like to inform you that your GMAT score is pretty great.
I am having a hard time understanding your GPA, could you please convert it out of the scale of 4.
After that I would be able to evaluate your overall profile.
I see you have done your undergraduate in Finance, that’s good it shows your passion for finance from the beginning
B-Schools usually prefer candidates with work experience in the finance field but as you mentioned you have no work experience in the financial field this can create a problem in the future.
But don’t worry, it's not something that you cannot compensate for.

There are many parameters on which your application will be evaluated:

You just need to make a killer application highlighting all your skills explaining why you are the perfect candidate.
Make your application unique so that it stands out of the crowd.

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Hey there, would someone mind reviewing my profile and providing some guidance?

– Male, 24, Austrian/American
– BSc Business with minor in Strategic Finance from the University of Portland
– GPA 3.46
– GMAT 720
– GRE Quant 165
– Investment Banking Summer Analyst at Morgan Stanley in NYC (summer 2021)
– Short stint as a diplomat working at the finance department of the Austrian Embassy in Turkey (less than a year)
– President of the Investments Society from University of Portland (student club)

Applying for a Master's of Finance at the University of St. Gallen, HEC Paris, HEC Laussane, INSEAD, LSE, Harvard, Wharton, and Oxford

Thanks in advance

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Hello everyone,
I will be applying for Masters in Finance in the upcoming admissions cycle. Needed a bit of guidance regarding where in my application can I improve more. Here is some information about me:
College: Bachelor of Commerce(Financial Markets) from Mithibai College, Mumbai CGPA: 8.9(Top 10 in class)
Work Experience: 1.5 years(including internship and full time)
Current job: Analyst at Morgan Stanley( also worked there as an intern)
Co-Founder of an NGO started during initial times of the Covid-19 pandemic
Core member of the Economic cell and Entrepreneurship cell
Will appear for GMAT(Target Score: 710)
4 time national basketball player

Target Schools:
MIT Sloan
LSE
Cambridge
Warwick
Manchester
University of Melbourne
Trinity College, Dublin
Imperial College, London
ESADE, Barcelona
Maybe some schools in Germany

Thank you, hope to get a good lookout from you all!

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Hello devsinghvi,

We see you have a good overall case at hand provided you are able to portray your differentiated candidature (as a national-level basketball player and as an impact-driven entrepreneur) appropriately through a set of strong essays.

You must achieve your target GMAT score to have a good chance at most schools. To be honest, we would have liked to see a spike in your GMAT score for the top two-three schools on your list.

It will also be important for you to have a set of career goals that sync well with your overall candidature. Unfortunately, you haven't shared details pertaining to the same and we are, therefore, not in a position to comment.

Should you feel the need for a detailed profile evaluation session, please feel free to get in touch with us.

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I feel like I am not really made for the GMAT but anyways improved from an initial 550 to 600 (Q44/V28/IR7/AWA 6.0) with a lot of preparation.

I would like to do a Master of Finance at a good European Business School but my GMAT might be too ****. Anyways I would like to hear some suggestions for schools, which are realistic to attend with my profile, open for all European schools. Not finally decided, if I am done with the GMAT...

My profile:

Nationality: German

Background: Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from German non target university.

GMAT: 600 (Q44 V28 IR7 AWA 6.0)

Age: 24

GPA: 2.2 (German Grading System)

Work experience/Working Student:
- Accounting // Real Estate
- Marketing // Startup
- Abroad Internship Top Financial Services Firm
- Accounting & Finance // Startup
- Corporate Banking/IB Internship at good known European Bank
- Additional M&A Internship planned before masters

Community and others:
- Lots of sports clubs being an active member, participating in events etc.
- International travelling (4 months) prior to my bachelor including some volunteer work

Post Master goals:
Corporate Banking, IB, M&A Boutique

Languages:
- English Toefl 108/120
- German native
- really really basic French/Spanish from high school days

Hey,

You seem ambitious about pursuing a career in finance - This is reflected in the effort you have put in your personal investment. If this aspect is portrayed properly in your application, schools will be interested in this.

Work Experience: In almost all MFin schools, work experience is mandatory, preferably in finance.
So, your work ex, looks pretty fair as well, however the lack of brand names on your resume might be a bit of a dent, especially for the top schools.

Explain the roles and responsibilities you handled in your organisation.
What values did you add, how did it benefit the company etc.

Academically, Your GPA is low. For the GMAT any score above 690 should work for you.
However, the higher you score the better it is since you are targeting the Master. in finance program at the best schools and this would help to showcase your strong quantitative abilities.

MFin is a great course and competitive as well.

Hence you should target schools: LBS, LSE, HEC , ESSEC , EDHEC.

Remember to build a strong and compelling application explaining why you are the perfect candidate in your essay and SOP.

If you would like, we can help you with essays and SOPs and other application processes.

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Hey,

Background and nationality : French student in a mid business school. Exchange in Boston, US.
GPA : 14/20 - 3.8-4/4 equivalent.
Age : 23 years old when I will apply

GMAT : I will get a 640-700. (Yes it is a big range)
I have to take an English test.
My last toeic (2 years ago) was 900/990
But I’ll try to do the ielts since LSE does not accept toeic

Work experience and leadership :
Internship (3 months) as a an assistant to the manager of finance of a subsidiary company
1 year in Financial Audit - PwC
1 year as a Financial Analyst - Asset Management - BNP Paribas

Community and others :
Doing CFI FMVA certification (I think this is a big plus as it will show the recruiter that I have learned the hard skills for IB)
Vice President of an association of my school organizing the ski trip

Post Master goals : IB/PE/HF

Target :

LSE - Ms Finance and Private Equity
LBS - Ms Finance
HEC - International Finance
ESCP - Ms Finance
ESSEC - Ms Finance
EDHEC - Ms Finance

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LSE & LBS can be within certain target range, but please give more details on your Extra-Curriculars, Final GMAT score. HEC is a good target even with 670, but I would choose to go with other more reputed schools with well recognised MBA programs instead of Essec/ EDHEC etc. even if you can manage a 670. What will really make the major difference is how you tie your stories. That would make the difference between admissions with high scholarships, and rejections.

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Your GRE/GMAT are both great. You haven't however, listed the duration of your WE, nor have you listed major Extra-Curriculars. Please come back with these, for a more informed review of your chances. Depending on these, your chances could vary from the top to the 20-30 ranks, really wide range.

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Undergrad Information- Bcom (hons) 2019 batch-gpa 3/4(74.07%) and MCom(Finance) 2021 batch-3/4(76.96%)
GMAT/GRE- scoring 600 in mocks
Work experience and leadership-Na
Community and others- Member of college societies
Post Master goals- Full time working in Canada
Anything else?- Prefer for Msc Finance in Mcgill university Hec montreal and some other B School under budget (total fee)-50k cad
have some certification courses as well in finance from isb yale etc

Hey Harshitahuja,
Let me try to answer this as neutrally and objectively as possible.

First of all try to score more than 650+ in your GMAT Score. As McGill university’s average GMAT score requirement is 667. Also, HEC Montreal's average GMAT score requirement is 630.
So, it will be feasible to score 650+ in your GMAT.

No work experience is required by any university so that is good to go.
Now coming to the total fee or the budget, let me be totally frank, HEC Montreal’s total fee is $34,200 and Mcgill university’s total fee is $57,465.

You can apply for scholarships and loans to get cover your most of the expenses in Canada.

Here are some of the scholarships you can apply to:

To know more about the scholarships, loans and more about your selection chances in these schools, I would strongly suggest you to take up an in-depth profile evaluation once again.

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Hi everyone,

I am a law graduate who wants to get an MS in Finance(only STEM certified - to take advantage of 3 years of post work visa). I know I am lacking fundamentals to be admitted and that is the reason I am seeking advice from you guys.

My profile:
- 24 years old from East Europe. Currently in the US on an F1 visa.
- GPA: 3.17/4.00 - The best grade was 3.23 in my year of graduation(2021). I hold the second best grade. Unfortunately the profs, unlike their colleagues from UK and US, are not flying high in East Europe. So I do not accept this GPA as a low one.
- I have done two legal internships during my studies. One of them was in the Defense Industry so I was dealing with Intellectual Property Law. Besides the legal role I had a chance to interact with clients from different countries to sell military equipment, guns and bullets. Our clients were mostly government bodies.(literally sold bullets and shields to Azerbaijan before Karabakh War)
- I have done an Erasmus Exchange in Poland and two cultural exchange to the US during summers(One of them actually taught me how to bartend).
- I also founded a trade company to trade dried and fresh fruits between Mediterranean countries and East Europe during my studies.
- I have done an internship in the field of procurement in a quick commerce startup located in San Fran, CA.
- Have been member of The European Law Students' Association.
- Have organized events under a social and political foundation that has been established to tell people about the human rights' violation happening against Uyghur minority in China.

I am curious about the admission chances. Since I am a non-business/finance major I have a plan to take online courses with credits for fundamental courses(such as Calculus, Intro to Financial Accounting and Statistics). Besides that, I would like to take the GMAT exam to demonstrate the quantitative knowledge I have(I am planing to take 3 months to prepare for it). There are different universities offering Transcripts for those fundamental courses via Outlier and Saylor etc. Would it be reputable if I took those courses online?

I am hoping to get into a school with good reputation and employment rates for international students.

Indiana University Bloomington - Kelley Business School just waived TOEFL and GMAT for me after sending them my resume and unofficial transcript. I believe this is a good sign. I would like to go for the best option possible but I could not find much about Kelley Business School.

Please review my profile and situation honestly. Any recommendation for online courses and master programs is appreciated.

Thanks in advance!!

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Hi everyone,

– Male, 22, Taiwanese
– BBA Accountancy from National Taiwan University & City University of Hong Kong (Joint Bachelor's Degree)
– GPA: 3.96/4.3
– GMAT: 740
– TOEFL: 112
– Internship: marketing intern at a startup (virtual, around 2 months) & investment assistant at a insurance company (currently, around 3 months)

Target programs:
MSc finance: Oxford, LSE, LBS, Imperial, Essec, NUS, SMU, Wu Vienna
Please kindly let me know what I could do to improve my profile, thanks in advance!