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1) Are my non-US LLB and MSc GPAs reportable? I think they are equivalent to 3.5 and 3.3 (USA System -not 100% sure-) / 2:1 (UK System)
A. Yes, they are reportable. In fact, such data is required. I wouldn't worry so much about the conversion as the schools will have their own way of interpreting your GPAs.
2) What are my chances for MBA or JD/MBA Programmes at Harvard-Stanford-Pennsylvania-Nortwestern-Chicago-Columbia-Cornell-Duke with this background? Haven't taken GMAT yet, but which should be at least my minimun score to be a good and realistic candidate for these schools?
A: You listed a wide range of schools, but most are very difficult especially at the JD/MBA. You would likely need a 730+ on the GMAT for the top schools. A 700 is the absolute minimum. I also assume you would need to take the LSAT.
3) What other options should I consider if my profile isn't enough for the universities mentioned?
A: If you want to do investment banking, you don't need the JD. Focus instead on the MBA. You could also drop down in the rankings to go for many other fine programs.
4) What are my chances of obtaining a scholarship?
A: It's too difficult to say with the little information you have provided. The GMAT and your GPAs (undisclosed) play a big role too.
1) Are my non-US LLB and MSc GPAs reportable? I think they are equivalent to 3.5 and 3.3 (USA System -not 100% sure-) / 2:1 (UK System)
A. Yes, they are reportable. In fact, such data is required. I wouldn't worry so much about the conversion as the schools will have their own way of interpreting your GPAs.
2) What are my chances for MBA or JD/MBA Programmes at Harvard-Stanford-Pennsylvania-Nortwestern-Chicago-Columbia-Cornell-Duke with this background? Haven't taken GMAT yet, but which should be at least my minimun score to be a good and realistic candidate for these schools?
A: You listed a wide range of schools, but most are very difficult especially at the JD/MBA. You would likely need a 730+ on the GMAT for the top schools. A 700 is the absolute minimum. I also assume you would need to take the LSAT.
3) What other options should I consider if my profile isn't enough for the universities mentioned?
A: If you want to do investment banking, you don't need the JD. Focus instead on the MBA. You could also drop down in the rankings to go for many other fine programs.
4) What are my chances of obtaining a scholarship?
A: It's too difficult to say with the little information you have provided. The GMAT and your GPAs (undisclosed) play a big role too.
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