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30 Oct 2016, 04:55
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Hello everyone, I've been reading the threads and I was wondering if I could get additional help evaluating my profile from an objective perspective. I know it's not the best, but I really appreciate the threads!
I am a 22 year old that graduated a small liberal arts college in the US with 3.66/4 GPA in Mathematics & Accounting.
I just scored 160V/166Q which I plan to retake because it wasn't the best.
I worked for 1 1/3 as a AICPA at a big 4 but quit because I wanted to pursue an IB career and not stay in auditing.
I have a AICPA license from State of Washington.
I am wondering what my chances are for these colleges in the UK:
Imperial College : MS in Finance & MS in Investment & Wealth Management
LSE: MS in Finance or Financial Mathematics
Suggestions for more in UK?
In the US, the only one that draws me and the only one that would lead be to IB is MIT as most of other schools lead to big 4(which I don't want to do).
MIT MS Finance - I feel like my GRE scores aren't good enough.
If there are any other programs in the US that could help me get in to IB please let me know!
I am a 22 year old that graduated a small liberal arts college in the US with 3.66/4 GPA in Mathematics & Accounting.
I just scored 160V/166Q which I plan to retake because it wasn't the best.
I worked for 1 1/3 as a AICPA at a big 4 but quit because I wanted to pursue an IB career and not stay in auditing.
I have a AICPA license from State of Washington.
I am wondering what my chances are for these colleges in the UK:
Imperial College : MS in Finance & MS in Investment & Wealth Management
LSE: MS in Finance or Financial Mathematics
Suggestions for more in UK?
In the US, the only one that draws me and the only one that would lead be to IB is MIT as most of other schools lead to big 4(which I don't want to do).
MIT MS Finance - I feel like my GRE scores aren't good enough.
If there are any other programs in the US that could help me get in to IB please let me know!
02 Nov 2016, 04:33
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MIT is a great program, but plenty other MSF's provide investment banking opportunities. The GRE score looks like it converts to a 700 GMAT so it is pretty good. Feel free to retake it, but it isn't a bad score by any means.
I think you'd be a good candidate for both programs. LSE being the harder one to get into.
I think you'd be a good candidate for both programs. LSE being the harder one to get into.
