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28 Jan 2015, 14:41
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Hi All,
Just want to thank you all in advance for evaluating my profile - looking forward to hearing anyone's and everyone's perspective.
- 25-29 year old male in Toronto
- BComm. with finance specialization from a non-target Ontario university; crappy GPA because I didn't take school seriously (I know I'm an idiot for doing that); CGPA is 2.19, last 2 years is 2.26, and final year is 2.64
- Worked my butt off for the next 5 years of my life; accumulating work experience as described in the next bullet
- 5 years total work experience; including 3 years as an investment banking analyst at a Toronto boutique shop and 2 years working in the corporate strategy group at a large north american real estate private equity firm
- Have not attempted the GMAT yet, but would be open to suggestions on how high I need to score based on my crappy GPA and work experience
Looking to apply to Ivey, Schulich, Rotman, Queen's...
Happy to provide more info if needed! Thanks again!
Just want to thank you all in advance for evaluating my profile - looking forward to hearing anyone's and everyone's perspective.
- 25-29 year old male in Toronto
- BComm. with finance specialization from a non-target Ontario university; crappy GPA because I didn't take school seriously (I know I'm an idiot for doing that); CGPA is 2.19, last 2 years is 2.26, and final year is 2.64
- Worked my butt off for the next 5 years of my life; accumulating work experience as described in the next bullet
- 5 years total work experience; including 3 years as an investment banking analyst at a Toronto boutique shop and 2 years working in the corporate strategy group at a large north american real estate private equity firm
- Have not attempted the GMAT yet, but would be open to suggestions on how high I need to score based on my crappy GPA and work experience
Looking to apply to Ivey, Schulich, Rotman, Queen's...
Happy to provide more info if needed! Thanks again!
03 Feb 2015, 02:37
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freshnoodles
Hi Freshnoodles,
The GPA is done with and there is nothing you can changes there. So its time to move on. Aim for a 730 plus on the GMAT to show your academic potential. Your work at the IB firm can speak to your high analytical/ quant skills as well as your good communication skills- the skills most required by an MBA.
