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11 Jan 2011, 06:06
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Hi all,
I'm new here and, even though I have always read useful threads, this time I need some specific advice on my situation.
I'm planning to apply to the Msc in Finance of the following schools in the UK:
- Cass
- Warwick
- Imperial College London
- London School of Economics
These are among the top schools to study finance related courses in Europe, and therefore are quite exigent with their requirements. Even though they don't state specific application deadlines or that they require a specific GMAT score, I know (or have the feeling) that my current score won't help my application (it would not weaken it, at best) and it's getting late to apply.
I believe I have good background (good international academic and professional experience, good undergraduate grades). Therefore, having a higher score, I would increase my chances. My problem is TIME
Considering the schools I mentioned and my profile. Do you think I should apply in late February 2011 with a better GMAT score, or should I accept my current one and hope my background would compensate?
Any comments would be highly appreciated!
Thanks!
I'm new here and, even though I have always read useful threads, this time I need some specific advice on my situation.
I'm planning to apply to the Msc in Finance of the following schools in the UK:
- Cass
- Warwick
- Imperial College London
- London School of Economics
These are among the top schools to study finance related courses in Europe, and therefore are quite exigent with their requirements. Even though they don't state specific application deadlines or that they require a specific GMAT score, I know (or have the feeling) that my current score won't help my application (it would not weaken it, at best) and it's getting late to apply.
I believe I have good background (good international academic and professional experience, good undergraduate grades). Therefore, having a higher score, I would increase my chances. My problem is TIME
Considering the schools I mentioned and my profile. Do you think I should apply in late February 2011 with a better GMAT score, or should I accept my current one and hope my background would compensate?
Any comments would be highly appreciated!
Thanks!
11 Jan 2011, 09:10
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Check with each school's admissions office on how they accept applications. If they are all on a true rolling application system, it could indeed help you to apply earlier rather than later, but if they have cutoffs for individual rounds, you are no better off applying later in the round so long as you meet the cutoff deadline.
