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Nationality: Polish
Age: 25
Undergraduate Qualification: Math (GPA 3.7/4)
Masters Qualification: Math (it is unusual in my country to end higher education with undergraduate degree only)
GMAT: 740 (Q51/V39), but I also have a very low AW score - 3.5
Work experience: 1.5 years (roughly 7 months as an junior analyst in HFT and 7 months as software developer)
Extra: I'm a licensed investment advisor (a designation which hold less than 700 people in my country). I'm also studying for the CFA level 1.
References: From job and academia (I feel pretty uncomfortable with those, as I have an impression that a recommendation letter for each school should be different, so it looks like I can ask a recommenders for only one/two letters - for different schools - as to not to require too much work from them)
I will be applying to LSE, Oxford, St Gallen and IE (and that is my priority list). I will also apply to Booth and Stern's mba, but I will treat them in a lottery ticket way for financial reasons, and I will only consider them if I will be able to get some kind of scholarship
Age: 25
Undergraduate Qualification: Math (GPA 3.7/4)
Masters Qualification: Math (it is unusual in my country to end higher education with undergraduate degree only)
GMAT: 740 (Q51/V39), but I also have a very low AW score - 3.5
Work experience: 1.5 years (roughly 7 months as an junior analyst in HFT and 7 months as software developer)
Extra: I'm a licensed investment advisor (a designation which hold less than 700 people in my country). I'm also studying for the CFA level 1.
References: From job and academia (I feel pretty uncomfortable with those, as I have an impression that a recommendation letter for each school should be different, so it looks like I can ask a recommenders for only one/two letters - for different schools - as to not to require too much work from them)
I will be applying to LSE, Oxford, St Gallen and IE (and that is my priority list). I will also apply to Booth and Stern's mba, but I will treat them in a lottery ticket way for financial reasons, and I will only consider them if I will be able to get some kind of scholarship
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You should be in good shape at all of them. Very good GMAT and GPA, work experience, EC's. I wouldn't worry about the AWA at all. The overall score is what is really important. Bocconi would give you scholarship money I believe.
The MBA programs, you might get NYU since you'll have more work experience by the time the program starts. Booth is going to be tough.
The MBA programs, you might get NYU since you'll have more work experience by the time the program starts. Booth is going to be tough.
