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24 Feb 2019, 00:14
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Hello guys,
Could someone help me evaluate my profile for admission at the MIT Mfin program, please?
Nationality: French (Half Russian)
Age: 23
Undergrad Degree: 2nd Top BS in France ( ESSEC), top 5% student.
+ 2 years through a Bachelor degree in Computer Science at a charity university that i pursue simultaneously (University of the People)
GMAT : 740 (V45Q46)
Internship: 3 banking internship ( Corporate banking / private banking / data science)
International exchange: First two years of my BBA in Singapore, last two in Seoul Yonsei (double degree).
Certifications: CFA I&II
Volunteer: Taught to Children in Nepal, for two summers.
Others: Passion for Machine learning and Macroeconomics / Macro Strategist at my school's investment club two years in a row/ Inveterate reader and weightLifter.
Languages: English, French, Russian (Conversational), Korean (backpacking level conversational)
My aim, in short, is to work in a supranational institution and use ML and big data to enhance economic policymaking
I thank you guys !
Could someone help me evaluate my profile for admission at the MIT Mfin program, please?
Nationality: French (Half Russian)
Age: 23
Undergrad Degree: 2nd Top BS in France ( ESSEC), top 5% student.
+ 2 years through a Bachelor degree in Computer Science at a charity university that i pursue simultaneously (University of the People)
GMAT : 740 (V45Q46)
Internship: 3 banking internship ( Corporate banking / private banking / data science)
International exchange: First two years of my BBA in Singapore, last two in Seoul Yonsei (double degree).
Certifications: CFA I&II
Volunteer: Taught to Children in Nepal, for two summers.
Others: Passion for Machine learning and Macroeconomics / Macro Strategist at my school's investment club two years in a row/ Inveterate reader and weightLifter.
Languages: English, French, Russian (Conversational), Korean (backpacking level conversational)
My aim, in short, is to work in a supranational institution and use ML and big data to enhance economic policymaking
I thank you guys !
25 Feb 2019, 18:59
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Hi EpilepticLearner,
You have a really interesting profile that I would like to learn more about. When it comes to MFin, a lot of weight is placed on academics, which you have a really strong record. You profile overall meets the averages of the MIT MFin class profile, so your next step is to ensure that you present a strong case/differentiating application. To that end, be sure you take time to strategically present your story and not just tell your story.
I am happy to talk further with you about your profile. If interested, fill this form to coordinate a consultation.
Good luck!
You have a really interesting profile that I would like to learn more about. When it comes to MFin, a lot of weight is placed on academics, which you have a really strong record. You profile overall meets the averages of the MIT MFin class profile, so your next step is to ensure that you present a strong case/differentiating application. To that end, be sure you take time to strategically present your story and not just tell your story.
I am happy to talk further with you about your profile. If interested, fill this form to coordinate a consultation.
Good luck!
EpilepticLearner
26 Feb 2019, 02:45
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EpilepticLearner
Great profile. Assuming you've taken the prerequisite classes, I consider your application to have a pretty high chance of getting admitted. Great ranking at a known European program. Strong GMAT. Relevant experience. Two levels of the CFA done (great). Love the volunteering.
Frankly, I can't see why they wouldn't admit you.
for MS in Finance.
to admission committee .
