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Hello,
I'm an Israeli male (30), and i'm interested to apply to a top10 MBA program.
Dry stats:
GMAT: 690 (Q:50, V:34, IR:6).
TOEFL: pending
Work experience:
- Intelligence Corps, Israel Defense Force: 3 years.
- Analyst in a family business, dealing with exporting metals and real estate, 3 years
- Associate in one of Israel's top5 law firms, 1 year.
- International tax consultant at Ernst & Young (EY), 2 years.
Education:
Law degree from a University in Israel, GPA: 4.0.
Goals:
I am looking for an MBA program with a concentration in Finance (investment banking, private equity, venture capital) or Strategic Consulting.
Based on the information listed above, I would like to know your input on the following:
1. What are my chances of getting into London Business school, my first choice, or a top5 school in the US?
2. I understand that schools like Cambridge and Oxford offer a one year program. Is such a program relevant to someone that is looking to switch industries?
Thank you in advance, KostEY
I'm an Israeli male (30), and i'm interested to apply to a top10 MBA program.
Dry stats:
GMAT: 690 (Q:50, V:34, IR:6).
TOEFL: pending
Work experience:
- Intelligence Corps, Israel Defense Force: 3 years.
- Analyst in a family business, dealing with exporting metals and real estate, 3 years
- Associate in one of Israel's top5 law firms, 1 year.
- International tax consultant at Ernst & Young (EY), 2 years.
Education:
Law degree from a University in Israel, GPA: 4.0.
Goals:
I am looking for an MBA program with a concentration in Finance (investment banking, private equity, venture capital) or Strategic Consulting.
Based on the information listed above, I would like to know your input on the following:
1. What are my chances of getting into London Business school, my first choice, or a top5 school in the US?
2. I understand that schools like Cambridge and Oxford offer a one year program. Is such a program relevant to someone that is looking to switch industries?
Thank you in advance, KostEY
19 Nov 2016, 07:50
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20 Nov 2016, 02:13
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Flis1986
All in all, you are in good shape, even if your GMAT score is a bit on the low side (any chance of a retake?), if you manage to bring out good essays. I would say that your chances are better for LBS, however, so if a top US school is your priority I would recommend either retaking the GMAT and/or working with an admissions consultant for your application (ARINGO.co.il is a great place to start for an Israeli!), or why not both?
One year programs are usually less suitable for those interested in switching industries, and I am not sure the schools you mentioned are the best option for the switch you mentioned. Any particular reason you chose those two schools?
