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Hello everyone,
I am in my final BSc year at Bocconi studying Economics and Social Sciences. I am planning to apply to a few top MFin programs and would appreciate an evaluation of my chances, and any recommendations and advice.
Profile:
Undergrad: Bocconi, 27/30 GPA - roughly speaking, 3.6-3.7/4 in US terms. Expected final grade 108/110. Going on exchange to Singapore for my final semester of BSc.
GMAT: 675 Focus (i.e. 730 classic - how accurate is this?), percentiles: QR: 88th, VR: 85th, DI: 96th.
Interned at a private equity firm over the summer and a member of the leading finance society at Bocconi.
Recommendation letters: one academic from applied math professor, another from limited partner - my recent employer.
Schools:
MIT Sloan
LBS
LSE
Oxford
HEC
St Gallen
IE Business School
What do you think? Should I retake the GMAT to beef up my profile? I think I can improve my Verbal part, as I scored lower than on the mocks. Taking MFin to eventually enter investment banking/private equity early in my career.
Thank you guys for help! I appreciate any advice and comments.
I am in my final BSc year at Bocconi studying Economics and Social Sciences. I am planning to apply to a few top MFin programs and would appreciate an evaluation of my chances, and any recommendations and advice.
Profile:
Undergrad: Bocconi, 27/30 GPA - roughly speaking, 3.6-3.7/4 in US terms. Expected final grade 108/110. Going on exchange to Singapore for my final semester of BSc.
GMAT: 675 Focus (i.e. 730 classic - how accurate is this?), percentiles: QR: 88th, VR: 85th, DI: 96th.
Interned at a private equity firm over the summer and a member of the leading finance society at Bocconi.
Recommendation letters: one academic from applied math professor, another from limited partner - my recent employer.
Schools:
MIT Sloan
LBS
LSE
Oxford
HEC
St Gallen
IE Business School
What do you think? Should I retake the GMAT to beef up my profile? I think I can improve my Verbal part, as I scored lower than on the mocks. Taking MFin to eventually enter investment banking/private equity early in my career.
Thank you guys for help! I appreciate any advice and comments.
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