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04 Nov 2018, 10:45
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Gmat attempt 1 : 710 (45Q 41V, IR6, AWA5)
My background:
Gmat score 710 (45q 41v)
I am 28 Years old economics graduate from the number 1 ranked university in Israel.
I have 5 years of WE 3 of them were in my mandatory army service in an elite technological unit.
My GPA is 82/100 due to a chronic disease outbreak I had in my freshman year.
My last job was a PMO for the largest construction company in Israel.
I lived in the U.S when I was 14-15 so I am 80% a native speaker.
Today I run my own small business in the field of education.
Would like to apply to American business schools as well as European ones.
What are my chances for Tepper, Sloan, Said, Insead.
Should I retake my gmat?
How bad is my GPA? would my medical (documented of coarse) situation soften it up a bit?
Any chances for scholarship?
Thanks
My background:
Gmat score 710 (45q 41v)
I am 28 Years old economics graduate from the number 1 ranked university in Israel.
I have 5 years of WE 3 of them were in my mandatory army service in an elite technological unit.
My GPA is 82/100 due to a chronic disease outbreak I had in my freshman year.
My last job was a PMO for the largest construction company in Israel.
I lived in the U.S when I was 14-15 so I am 80% a native speaker.
Today I run my own small business in the field of education.
Would like to apply to American business schools as well as European ones.
What are my chances for Tepper, Sloan, Said, Insead.
Should I retake my gmat?
How bad is my GPA? would my medical (documented of coarse) situation soften it up a bit?
Any chances for scholarship?
Thanks
05 Nov 2018, 14:11
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Hi bobo16,
Thank you for your post. You have an interesting profile that I would like to learn more about. To better evaluate your profile, I would require additional details about the breadth of your work experience. Were you promoted? how many people do you manage? As to your GPA, you should definitely use the optional essay to talk about those challenges you faced in your freshman year (it would be great if there is an upward trajectory in grades post illness). While you have a good GMAT, schools like Sloan look for stronger quant. I do recommend you retake the GMAT. What are you looking for from an MBA program? What are your goals? As to scholarship, are you applying as an international student or domestic? Schools have both need-based and merit-based scholarships, it all depends on the programs and the type of application you submit. A stronger GMAT would aid in your scholarship process as well.
Happy to continue the conversation. If interested, please click here to schedule a call.
Good luck!
Thank you for your post. You have an interesting profile that I would like to learn more about. To better evaluate your profile, I would require additional details about the breadth of your work experience. Were you promoted? how many people do you manage? As to your GPA, you should definitely use the optional essay to talk about those challenges you faced in your freshman year (it would be great if there is an upward trajectory in grades post illness). While you have a good GMAT, schools like Sloan look for stronger quant. I do recommend you retake the GMAT. What are you looking for from an MBA program? What are your goals? As to scholarship, are you applying as an international student or domestic? Schools have both need-based and merit-based scholarships, it all depends on the programs and the type of application you submit. A stronger GMAT would aid in your scholarship process as well.
Happy to continue the conversation. If interested, please click here to schedule a call.
Good luck!
bobo16
