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09 Nov 2016, 15:53
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Hi everyone,
I'm considering to apply to different Masters in Finance (in this order of preference): London Business School, Cambridge Judge Business School, MIT Sloan, London School of Economics, Marshall Business School.
Please any comments or suggestions for my profile enhancement would be appreciated.
Country : Chile
Undergrad : B.A. Economics, Universidad Catolica de Chile GPA 3.6
Grad: Master in Financial Economics, Universidad Catolica de Chile GPA 3.6
Years of experience: 6 years, current local and internacional fixed income manager for wealth management (Larrain Vial), manage more than US$4bn.
Internship: Chilean Central Bank
GMAT:640 (48Q, 29V)
Toefl: 93 (i will do it again next week)
Computer skills : Eviews, Stata, Bloomberg, LatEx
Thank you!
I'm considering to apply to different Masters in Finance (in this order of preference): London Business School, Cambridge Judge Business School, MIT Sloan, London School of Economics, Marshall Business School.
Please any comments or suggestions for my profile enhancement would be appreciated.
Country : Chile
Undergrad : B.A. Economics, Universidad Catolica de Chile GPA 3.6
Grad: Master in Financial Economics, Universidad Catolica de Chile GPA 3.6
Years of experience: 6 years, current local and internacional fixed income manager for wealth management (Larrain Vial), manage more than US$4bn.
Internship: Chilean Central Bank
GMAT:640 (48Q, 29V)
Toefl: 93 (i will do it again next week)
Computer skills : Eviews, Stata, Bloomberg, LatEx
Thank you!
13 Nov 2016, 08:24
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Why aren't you looking at MBA programs? LBS MFin would be a good fit because they look for people with a lot of work experience, but I think your GMAT might be an issue. Same with Cambridge and MIT. LSE has a number of MSc programs, each with different levels of difficulty in getting into. The 640 might cut it for one of them. USC GMAT and work experience will work against you.
IMO, I'd focus on MBA programs. Cambridge and Oxford have MBA programs that you'd be competitive for with your work experience and GMAT. Same with LBS and USC. MIT is going to be a low probability no matter what programs.
IMO, I'd focus on MBA programs. Cambridge and Oxford have MBA programs that you'd be competitive for with your work experience and GMAT. Same with LBS and USC. MIT is going to be a low probability no matter what programs.
13 Nov 2016, 08:52
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Thank you for your response MSFHQ. I want to go to a MFin program rather than MBA. This is because I preffer specializing in different topics in finance with a comprehensive look rather than MBA with finance track.
I'm going to do GMAT again in order to apply for those programs.
why do you think that my work experience will work against me in USC? I know is a program that has on average 10 month experience among students, but my experience might bring diversity and current daily practice finance issues into these programs
Regards,
Nicolas
I'm going to do GMAT again in order to apply for those programs.
why do you think that my work experience will work against me in USC? I know is a program that has on average 10 month experience among students, but my experience might bring diversity and current daily practice finance issues into these programs
Regards,
Nicolas
