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02 Jul 2026, 04:59
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Hi everyone!
I am planning applying this fall for the 2027 MSc finance intake at top European business schools.
I am most strongly considering Bocconi MSc Finance and HSG MBF.
I am currently about to start my final year of bachelor in Economics and Business Administration at top-tier business school in mye country (European).
Current GPA: 4,6/5 (top 8% of cohort). This is based on just 12 grades (3 semester) so far from my home university
I recently did exchange semester at European semi-target school. My grades here were not really good (1A, 1B, 2C, 1E).
I am also prepping for the GMAT, and think a realistic aim would be around 650 for focus edition.
I have no prior relevant work experience. However, I hope to shortly land an offer for internship summer or winter 2027.
However, I do have some experience from student consulting firm and financial guidance through student association.
For the first application rounds, I will not have enough time to gain more grades and improve my GPA. However for the next rounds, after fall semester 2026, I will have 4 more grades on the transcript and hopefully improved my GPA.
I do have A in all my quantitive subjects (maths, statistics, calculus, linear algebra). I will also receive a letter of recommendation from my professor in these quant subjects.
I know my weakest point is the grades from exchange semester, and I hope that the admission committee is mos concerned with GPA from my home university.
I would very much appreciate an evaluation of my chances for being submitted (given that I reach my aim at the GMAT).
I am planning applying this fall for the 2027 MSc finance intake at top European business schools.
I am most strongly considering Bocconi MSc Finance and HSG MBF.
I am currently about to start my final year of bachelor in Economics and Business Administration at top-tier business school in mye country (European).
Current GPA: 4,6/5 (top 8% of cohort). This is based on just 12 grades (3 semester) so far from my home university
I recently did exchange semester at European semi-target school. My grades here were not really good (1A, 1B, 2C, 1E).
I am also prepping for the GMAT, and think a realistic aim would be around 650 for focus edition.
I have no prior relevant work experience. However, I hope to shortly land an offer for internship summer or winter 2027.
However, I do have some experience from student consulting firm and financial guidance through student association.
For the first application rounds, I will not have enough time to gain more grades and improve my GPA. However for the next rounds, after fall semester 2026, I will have 4 more grades on the transcript and hopefully improved my GPA.
I do have A in all my quantitive subjects (maths, statistics, calculus, linear algebra). I will also receive a letter of recommendation from my professor in these quant subjects.
I know my weakest point is the grades from exchange semester, and I hope that the admission committee is mos concerned with GPA from my home university.
I would very much appreciate an evaluation of my chances for being submitted (given that I reach my aim at the GMAT).
04 Jul 2026, 01:29
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Don't worry too much about grades. We can only play with the cards in our hand - let's stop worrying about things beyond our control.
You may target 695 or 705 range to offset your issue with your grades and since you have a good quant skills 705 is not an unreachable target for you. On the other hand, don't take too much time in preparing for GMAT. Apply Early. All the best.
You may target 695 or 705 range to offset your issue with your grades and since you have a good quant skills 705 is not an unreachable target for you. On the other hand, don't take too much time in preparing for GMAT. Apply Early. All the best.
09 Jul 2026, 10:46
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Your profile seems strong, as with those As in quant subjects, which is exactly what colleges look for to mitigate that exchange semester. Admissions committees will definitely weigh your home university GPA more, so as long as you frame the exchange grades as a one-off adjustment period, it shouldn’t be a dealbreaker. Aiming for a 650 on the GMAT FE is a good target, bu try to push that just a bit higher if you can want to be safe side. Good luck to you
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