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A low GMAT score does not automatically end your MBA admission chances. Every year, top business schools admit candidates whose GMAT scores fall below the class average — not because the score doesn’t matter, but because the rest of the application....
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22 Jun 2014, 01:43
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Hello. I've been reading you profile evaluations for a long time & this is my first time posting.
Profile
23 yo male
Pakistani & Saudi Arabia permanent resident
3.5(first class honors) from Oxford Brookes University, a non target ranked too low by QS/BS Applied Accounting
750 GMAT
Affiliate of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
C/C++, VBA, Financial Modeling trained with several certifications
CFA L2 passed
Certificate in Quantitative Finance with Distinction
24 months of mixed work experience+some international experience(Startup, Big4 which is PwC & Deloitte, some Volunteer work)
Volunteer Work:-
I founded a non-profit organization with my older brother, CRDP(Community Rural Development Program) with the vision to educate Pakistan with more focus on tribal areas. I volunteered for 6 months and successfully helped the oppressed and illiterate families in the tribal areas of Pakistan to think outside of the box and provide education to their kids. We actually enrolled a whole lot of children in schools that were unable to do so by themselves.
Post MBA goals:-
Short term goal is to work in hedge funds or sales and trading for some time
Long term is to fly back to Pakistan & assume overall leadership of the non-profit & take it to the next level
Target programs:- Chicago Booth(because it's really quantitative), NYU, MIT, Cornell, Darmouth, Berkeley, & LBS
Profile
23 yo male
Pakistani & Saudi Arabia permanent resident
3.5(first class honors) from Oxford Brookes University, a non target ranked too low by QS/BS Applied Accounting
750 GMAT
Affiliate of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
C/C++, VBA, Financial Modeling trained with several certifications
CFA L2 passed
Certificate in Quantitative Finance with Distinction
24 months of mixed work experience+some international experience(Startup, Big4 which is PwC & Deloitte, some Volunteer work)
Volunteer Work:-
I founded a non-profit organization with my older brother, CRDP(Community Rural Development Program) with the vision to educate Pakistan with more focus on tribal areas. I volunteered for 6 months and successfully helped the oppressed and illiterate families in the tribal areas of Pakistan to think outside of the box and provide education to their kids. We actually enrolled a whole lot of children in schools that were unable to do so by themselves.
Post MBA goals:-
Short term goal is to work in hedge funds or sales and trading for some time
Long term is to fly back to Pakistan & assume overall leadership of the non-profit & take it to the next level
Target programs:- Chicago Booth(because it's really quantitative), NYU, MIT, Cornell, Darmouth, Berkeley, & LBS
23 Jun 2014, 13:20
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Libertybeast1
Hey there,
The quick answer to your brief profile is: Fantastic GMAT! Not enough work experience!
Best thing to do: Keep doing what you are doing, only better. And apply in one year. Two years by application is in most cases a bit on the low side.
Best,
Jon
