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Re: Calling all Rotman (Toronto) MBA Applicants:(2018 Intake)Class of 2020
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12 Dec 2017, 00:48
12 Dec 2017, 00:48
Hii, I am planning to apply to round 3. Can some one please evaluate my profile and tell my chances of converting. I am from India. Gmat 710 V35, Q50. Work ex 3.5 years in marketing and customer Analytics. I currently work with Lowe's.
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Re: Calling all Rotman (Toronto) MBA Applicants:(2018 Intake)Class of 2020
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12 Dec 2017, 02:19
12 Dec 2017, 02:19
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na291 wrote:
Hii, I am planning to apply to round 3. Can some one please evaluate my profile and tell my chances of converting. I am from India. Gmat 710 V35, Q50. Work ex 3.5 years in marketing and customer Analytics. I currently work with Lowe's.
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Well, personally, I am not a big fan of profile evaluations - someone here saying you can or cannot get in will not have any co-relation with the outcome.
Having said that, you have a 'traditional' profile in the sense that it seems to have a enough quantitative depth and you won't have to waste precious word count on justifying it. I think there was someone above who got in with a 700 and also got a $10k schol, so it isn't impossible. But you'll have to go for Round 2 (Round 3 doesn't allow you enough time to get visa done).
The good news is Rotman has a lot of differentiators (Creative Destruction Lab, Capstone Project), so once you research well, establishing your connect with the school shouldn't be a problem. Another resource I recommend is a blog that details the Rotman experience and courses, the link is in the first few pages of this thread, posted by a current student.
I hope this answers.
Re: Calling all Rotman (Toronto) MBA Applicants:(2018 Intake)Class of 2020
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12 Dec 2017, 02:44
12 Dec 2017, 02:44
gmat7m wrote:
na291 wrote:
Hii, I am planning to apply to round 3. Can some one please evaluate my profile and tell my chances of converting. I am from India. Gmat 710 V35, Q50. Work ex 3.5 years in marketing and customer Analytics. I currently work with Lowe's.
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Well, personally, I am not a big fan of profile evaluations - someone here saying you can or cannot get in will not have any co-relation with the outcome.
Having said that, you have a 'traditional' profile in the sense that it seems to have a enough quantitative depth and you won't have to waste precious word count on justifying it. I think there was someone above who got in with a 700 and also got a $10k schol, so it isn't impossible. But you'll have to go for Round 2 (Round 3 doesn't allow you enough time to get visa done).
The good news is Rotman has a lot of differentiators (Creative Destruction Lab, Capstone Project), so once you research well, establishing your connect with the school shouldn't be a problem. Another resource I recommend is a blog that details the Rotman experience and courses, the link is in the first few pages of this thread, posted by a current student.
I hope this answers.
This definitely helps. And I am applying to round 2 itself. Sorry about the typing error there
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