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27 Oct 2018, 05:05
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Hi all,
Last month I took the GMAT and scored a 780 (Q50 V47) (a big thank you to the users and mods of this forum btw) I am a fresh undergrad student (BA Finance and Accounting at Warsaw School of Economics) looking to start a Master in Finance next fall. For the past month I have been doing my research and finalizing my applications, however, the amount of information available does make me struggle to take it all in. I did notice that this forum is very US MBA oriented, but still would love to ask a couple of questions.
1. Business school selection - I am currently looking at applying to:
- RSM - Finance & Investments Advanced
- St. Gallen - Banking and Finance
- Stockholm School of Economics - Finance
Any thoughts on these choices? My undergrad GPA is almost maxed out and as of now I have a year of experience in M&A corporate finance in a Big4 company. I am looking at inexpensive options for an EU student as I am not willing to indebt myself to study at this point. Are there any other options you would suggest I consider that are not in the "normal" price range OR that offer generous scholarships to excellent applicants? No region in the world excluded, I would definitely want to give the US a try, but it seems that almost none of the top BS offer a Master in Finance course (?). Are there any other scholarships or any other ways that I can capitalize on my GMAT score while I'm at it?
2. Application/Scholarship letters
There is a wealth of resources on that topic, but are there any that are known to be particularly helpful for applicant for MSc Finance? For example it is common knowledge on this forum that Manhattan GMAT is the best resource to study, I am looking for a similiar treasure when it comes to BS application letters
Thank you in advance for reading through and taking the time to answer!
Last month I took the GMAT and scored a 780 (Q50 V47) (a big thank you to the users and mods of this forum btw) I am a fresh undergrad student (BA Finance and Accounting at Warsaw School of Economics) looking to start a Master in Finance next fall. For the past month I have been doing my research and finalizing my applications, however, the amount of information available does make me struggle to take it all in. I did notice that this forum is very US MBA oriented, but still would love to ask a couple of questions.
1. Business school selection - I am currently looking at applying to:
- RSM - Finance & Investments Advanced
- St. Gallen - Banking and Finance
- Stockholm School of Economics - Finance
Any thoughts on these choices? My undergrad GPA is almost maxed out and as of now I have a year of experience in M&A corporate finance in a Big4 company. I am looking at inexpensive options for an EU student as I am not willing to indebt myself to study at this point. Are there any other options you would suggest I consider that are not in the "normal" price range OR that offer generous scholarships to excellent applicants? No region in the world excluded, I would definitely want to give the US a try, but it seems that almost none of the top BS offer a Master in Finance course (?). Are there any other scholarships or any other ways that I can capitalize on my GMAT score while I'm at it?
2. Application/Scholarship letters
There is a wealth of resources on that topic, but are there any that are known to be particularly helpful for applicant for MSc Finance? For example it is common knowledge on this forum that Manhattan GMAT is the best resource to study, I am looking for a similiar treasure when it comes to BS application letters
Thank you in advance for reading through and taking the time to answer!
30 Oct 2018, 06:16
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Great score- No- Wait for it- Awesome Score!
Build your profile, and work for 3 years. After 3 years, when you look at the Sky, you will see- TOP MBA programs + Leadership roles + Growth written all over it
Be quite- and try to hear what they are saying- "Carpe Diem"-build your profile- Build your profile- build your profile. What you know right now is good enough to make you pass through the next three years. Spend these three years, and then knock the doors of Columbia, Wharton, Booth etc.
I know everyone is entitled to gaining a first hand experience, and for that reason, you will probably ignore my suggestions.
Do not waste this profile. Log off, go to work, and come back in three years. You will do really well.
Jatin
Build your profile, and work for 3 years. After 3 years, when you look at the Sky, you will see- TOP MBA programs + Leadership roles + Growth written all over it
Be quite- and try to hear what they are saying- "Carpe Diem"-build your profile- Build your profile- build your profile. What you know right now is good enough to make you pass through the next three years. Spend these three years, and then knock the doors of Columbia, Wharton, Booth etc.
I know everyone is entitled to gaining a first hand experience, and for that reason, you will probably ignore my suggestions.
Do not waste this profile. Log off, go to work, and come back in three years. You will do really well.
Jatin
31 Oct 2018, 09:41
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Thank you for that suggestion! However, I am really passionate about Finance and besides, I want to have a Masters degree. That does not rule out an MBA in the future though!
