Thanks for the response foodie123, first time using this forum.
I think you have a very strong profile, about the gmat, do not worry much (I have a friend who got accepted with 660, he had a 3.9/GPA and two internships with CITI and JPM though). I think as long as you recommendations are great, and your essay is strong you should be okay (that's what he told me).
I do not have to take TOEFL since I will graduate from a school that was taught in english :D
Hope to see you next fall!!
(btw: What do you think of my profile? I've posted it above)[/quote]
foodie123 wrote:
eldoggy wrote:
Hey guys - I will be applying to SSE, Lund, NHH and CBS for 2018 intake MSF. Here is my profile, let me know what you think and if you have any suggestions:
- Graduating December from University of Florida 3.6/4.00 gpa
- Associate of arts in mathematics and bachelors in economics
- Internship in IB in NYC for three months
- Internship in Private equity in NYC for 6 months and will keep working at the same fund until I leave to Europe
- Speak Spanish, English and can read an understand Portuguese
- Letter of recommendations from my Fund's president, and from the past Inv Bank owner as well
- Letter of recommendations from the Economics department coordinator at my school and from a professor who is PHD and used to work at the World Bank
- I will take GMAT in December
- Member of finance group at my school, worked as tutor and created my own company years ago but had to close it because I moved to the US
Questions: how many recommendation letter should I submit?
SSE is my first option and the goal is to aim for MSF + management in the second year
Any other suggestions to strengthen my application?
Hi eldoggy,
actually, your profile sounds great!
The application tool of SSE only allows to submit two references (you have to provide contact details of the referee). So I chose one academical (prof of my uni) and one professional (project manager of my company).
If I were you, I'd highlight extracurricular things such as your company, tutoring, stays abroad.
Good luck with the GMAT (and the TOEFL?)!
(btw: What do you think of my profile? I've posted it above)