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13 Dec 2020, 21:21
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Good evening,
I need your help with my profile evaluation. I want to do a MiM in Europe I’m considering Bocconi, ESCP, ESSEC, St. Gallen, HEC, and EmLyom.
I am from an underrepresented population, I’m 22 and , female from Latin America (El Salvador) I studied Economics and Business. I attended to university in my country due to health problems because I have lupus, I have a GPA of 8.9/10 and even though my university (ESEN) is not well known internationally my professors are really great, graduated from top schools like Harvard, Stanford and NYU, who are going to do my recommendation letters. I went as an exchange student to Chile in Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile for 6 months. I have little work experience but I’ve been the head of a family business the past few months. It’s a store in a shopping mall and has been doing good, we have 10 workers, also I worked for two months for a company called SigmaQ as part of the Human Resources team, Fedecredito in a marketing investigation for 2 months, Ministry of Economics for 2 months as part of the economic intelligence team and for Termoencogibles for two months doing a Human Resources analysis. I can speak English, Spanish and French (I’m A2 but currently studying). For extracurriculars I was head of the Techo’s Human Resources team at my university. I was a volunteer in Hope (an association that helps children with cancer) and a member of Lupus El Salvador.
I already took the GMAT and I scored 650 (Q46, V34), in my mock tests I scored between 670-700 but in the real one I had a pacing problem.
I don’t know if I have chances with those universities with my profile and I want to know if I should retake the GMAT.
Thank you very much for your help and time.
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I need your help with my profile evaluation. I want to do a MiM in Europe I’m considering Bocconi, ESCP, ESSEC, St. Gallen, HEC, and EmLyom.
I am from an underrepresented population, I’m 22 and , female from Latin America (El Salvador) I studied Economics and Business. I attended to university in my country due to health problems because I have lupus, I have a GPA of 8.9/10 and even though my university (ESEN) is not well known internationally my professors are really great, graduated from top schools like Harvard, Stanford and NYU, who are going to do my recommendation letters. I went as an exchange student to Chile in Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile for 6 months. I have little work experience but I’ve been the head of a family business the past few months. It’s a store in a shopping mall and has been doing good, we have 10 workers, also I worked for two months for a company called SigmaQ as part of the Human Resources team, Fedecredito in a marketing investigation for 2 months, Ministry of Economics for 2 months as part of the economic intelligence team and for Termoencogibles for two months doing a Human Resources analysis. I can speak English, Spanish and French (I’m A2 but currently studying). For extracurriculars I was head of the Techo’s Human Resources team at my university. I was a volunteer in Hope (an association that helps children with cancer) and a member of Lupus El Salvador.
I already took the GMAT and I scored 650 (Q46, V34), in my mock tests I scored between 670-700 but in the real one I had a pacing problem.
I don’t know if I have chances with those universities with my profile and I want to know if I should retake the GMAT.
Thank you very much for your help and time.
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Joined: 09 Oct 2020
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Schools: HEC MiM "23 ESSEC MiM "23 HSG SIM "23 ESMT
GMAT 1: 650 Q44 V35
GPA: 3.08
13 Dec 2020, 22:37
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Hi,
If you were scoring in high 600s on GMAT mocks under same conditions as those of actual exam then I see no reason why your score cannot improve in your next attempt. Of course you'll need to put in dedicated efforts for a month but if you have time then go ahead.
However, your overall profile is pretty good for the colleges you are applying to. Though your GMAT score is lower than the average score of admitted applicants, your GPA can offset that. If you can provide strong essays I don't see why you cannot get admitted to your target schools.
Good luck !
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If you were scoring in high 600s on GMAT mocks under same conditions as those of actual exam then I see no reason why your score cannot improve in your next attempt. Of course you'll need to put in dedicated efforts for a month but if you have time then go ahead.
However, your overall profile is pretty good for the colleges you are applying to. Though your GMAT score is lower than the average score of admitted applicants, your GPA can offset that. If you can provide strong essays I don't see why you cannot get admitted to your target schools.
Good luck !
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