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05 Jul 2019, 04:17
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I'd like to apply to a MSc Finance the next year and my main preferences are SKEMA, Rotterdam business school, Frankfurt School, ESCP or ESSEC but these two last are near to impossible to access in my case.
My undergraduate GPA in Economics is 6.7/10 (which is my main worry because is too low)
I've done an internship at BBVA CIB (second biggest Spanish bank) in the Retail Markets Securities department for a year. When I finish in September I'm going to do another internship at Deutsche Bank in a Global Markets department for another year or the time left until I start the MSc.
GMAT score 700
I speak in Spanish, English and for the next year I want to master French.
Do you see a chance to access in the schools that I mentioned before?
And if you could recommend me some other Msc FInance and/or what could I improve this year to get into the MSc mentioned I'd appreciate it so much.
Thanks in advance guys.
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My undergraduate GPA in Economics is 6.7/10 (which is my main worry because is too low)
I've done an internship at BBVA CIB (second biggest Spanish bank) in the Retail Markets Securities department for a year. When I finish in September I'm going to do another internship at Deutsche Bank in a Global Markets department for another year or the time left until I start the MSc.
GMAT score 700
I speak in Spanish, English and for the next year I want to master French.
Do you see a chance to access in the schools that I mentioned before?
And if you could recommend me some other Msc FInance and/or what could I improve this year to get into the MSc mentioned I'd appreciate it so much.
Thanks in advance guys.
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06 Jul 2019, 04:06
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Rsm has a strict country specific degree requirement, which you can look up on their website. If you are below it, I believe, that you have no chance.
But a 700 Gmat is a great Score!! You should definetly get into Frankfurt School and you should also try WHU in Germany with that Score. Skema should work as well, while Essec could become a problem ...
Why did you choose to apply to those programms? Why exclude Esade,Nova,SSE? (Schools where I believe that you could have chsnces for Finance or AccFin Programs (Sse). You get a place for Maastricht for example, if you score a 650+ Gmat
You will have to pay some money and time on your applications, but I believe that you should get a satisfactory offer in the end.
Good Luck
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But a 700 Gmat is a great Score!! You should definetly get into Frankfurt School and you should also try WHU in Germany with that Score. Skema should work as well, while Essec could become a problem ...
Why did you choose to apply to those programms? Why exclude Esade,Nova,SSE? (Schools where I believe that you could have chsnces for Finance or AccFin Programs (Sse). You get a place for Maastricht for example, if you score a 650+ Gmat
You will have to pay some money and time on your applications, but I believe that you should get a satisfactory offer in the end.
Good Luck
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06 Jul 2019, 05:46
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[quote="uiuiui"]Rsm has a strict country specific degree requirement, which you can look up on their website. If you are below it, I believe, that you have no chance.
But a 700 Gmat is a great Score!! You should definetly get into Frankfurt School and you should also try WHU in Germany with that Score. Skema should work as well, while Essec could become a problem ...
Why did you choose to apply to those programms? Why exclude Esade,Nova,SSE? (Schools where I believe that you could have chsnces for Finance or AccFin Programs (Sse). You get a place for Maastricht for example, if you score a 650+ Gmat
You will have to pay some money and time on your applications, but I believe that you should get a satisfactory offer in the end.
Good Luck
Thanks for replying.
First of all, I want a MSc focused in capital markets because my dream is to work as a trader.
I traded with some products independently for 2 years so the SKEMA option in the Sophia Antípolis Campus is very attractive to me but I'm not very confident because of my academic record and I'd like to study abroad so I discarded the Spanish business schools.
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But a 700 Gmat is a great Score!! You should definetly get into Frankfurt School and you should also try WHU in Germany with that Score. Skema should work as well, while Essec could become a problem ...
Why did you choose to apply to those programms? Why exclude Esade,Nova,SSE? (Schools where I believe that you could have chsnces for Finance or AccFin Programs (Sse). You get a place for Maastricht for example, if you score a 650+ Gmat
You will have to pay some money and time on your applications, but I believe that you should get a satisfactory offer in the end.
Good Luck
Thanks for replying.
First of all, I want a MSc focused in capital markets because my dream is to work as a trader.
I traded with some products independently for 2 years so the SKEMA option in the Sophia Antípolis Campus is very attractive to me but I'm not very confident because of my academic record and I'd like to study abroad so I discarded the Spanish business schools.
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