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Hi Roman,
This post won't be long because your questions, while valid, don't need me to wax poetic. First off, do well on that GMAT. A 700 is good but a 720+ would be better if you're targeting the top programs. And I completely understand your point about only wanting to go and spend that kind of money if it's a top program. That said, you're at this firm so it is what it is. But just being at a small firm isn't a kiss of death. With 8 employees, you probably get a lot more leeway and responsibility and that's something you will have to put on the table. I think it could actually be very interesting as long as you can pull it into a story that makes sense. That'll be critical for you because you've bounced around a bit.
So I say if you can crack that GMAT score, you should absolutely apply. It's hard to tell you what the odds are without really getting into the weeds but if you're interested in the top programs and you're comfortable with the risk of not getting in, then go for it!
Does that help?
Bhavik
This post won't be long because your questions, while valid, don't need me to wax poetic. First off, do well on that GMAT. A 700 is good but a 720+ would be better if you're targeting the top programs. And I completely understand your point about only wanting to go and spend that kind of money if it's a top program. That said, you're at this firm so it is what it is. But just being at a small firm isn't a kiss of death. With 8 employees, you probably get a lot more leeway and responsibility and that's something you will have to put on the table. I think it could actually be very interesting as long as you can pull it into a story that makes sense. That'll be critical for you because you've bounced around a bit.
So I say if you can crack that GMAT score, you should absolutely apply. It's hard to tell you what the odds are without really getting into the weeds but if you're interested in the top programs and you're comfortable with the risk of not getting in, then go for it!
Does that help?
Bhavik
