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04 Sep 2022, 00:26
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Is 700 sufficient Gmat score to get into CBS for full-time MBA? I dont think I'll manage to get better score until R1 deadline, so would you advise to apply for R1 or retake Gmat and try for R2? I don't think I can improve score by more than 20 scores though, due to my busy work schedule especially in 4q. As for profile: I'm coming from Georgia, small country at the border of Europe and Asia, not state Georgia in US 😊. My GPA is 3.99. I have some international experience: started my career at EY Tbilisi office in assurance services, continued with financial consulting services at LSE premium listed Bank from Georgia. Then i became head of investor relations and funding at Investment holding company, led its IPO on LSE anf several large size bond placements on ISE. Therefore i was the primary contact for US and Uk investors and analysts on a daily basis. Currently I'm VP at local leading investment bank in M&A services. I'm 30 years old, female. At university i have been among top 3 students and was awarded an exchange program at Georgia State University, Atlanta. Extra curriculars: i have been lecturer and private tutor in financial accounting and corporate finance. Sorry for this long post, but I would really appreciate your advice
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04 Sep 2022, 01:05
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- 700 is good enough for CBS. Good choice with your profile and work-ex.
Also consider Wharton, Stern, Booth and Sloan
You have good career progression which is sine qua non for ADCOMs.
Start building good Admissions essays for the above 5 schools.
Go For R1.
You'll be an excellent addition to the diversity profiles at Wharton, CBS, Stern, Booth and Sloan.
04 Sep 2022, 07:13
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Nichuta:
When you refer to R1 and R2, are you talking about Early Decision and Regular Decision, respectively? I imagine you are because Columbia doesn't follow a typical structure like other schools. Please clarify.
I agree, 700 should be fine if you want to apply Early Decision. It's not stellar but you won't be ruled out on that basis alone.
If you do not want to apply Early Decision (a binding commitment) and want to take an extra month or so to retake the exam, then I would consider Regular Decision. Another 30 points would certainly help your chances even if only slightly, which sometimes can be enough. If you were to retake the exam, do you think that's possible?
Overall, you have a very interesting profile. CBS is tough so make sure you diversify your list if you are intent on going to business school.
Happy to discuss over a free consultation if you need professional assistance.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
When you refer to R1 and R2, are you talking about Early Decision and Regular Decision, respectively? I imagine you are because Columbia doesn't follow a typical structure like other schools. Please clarify.
I agree, 700 should be fine if you want to apply Early Decision. It's not stellar but you won't be ruled out on that basis alone.
If you do not want to apply Early Decision (a binding commitment) and want to take an extra month or so to retake the exam, then I would consider Regular Decision. Another 30 points would certainly help your chances even if only slightly, which sometimes can be enough. If you were to retake the exam, do you think that's possible?
Overall, you have a very interesting profile. CBS is tough so make sure you diversify your list if you are intent on going to business school.
Happy to discuss over a free consultation if you need professional assistance.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
