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12 Sep 2016, 01:15
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Dear consultants
I need your opinion if I have good chances for Babson MBA (2 years program) scholarships. I cannot post a link due to the gmatclub rules, yet there are a number of scholarships, inc. diversity, leadership, and entrepreneurial potentials, which I certainly have.
The reason I am asking is that I have not very high GMAT results (610: 48Q/25V), yet I have quite working experience:
5 years in Corporate world - Financial Analysis at an American Company
Last 2 years in Entrepreneurial one - CEO of a coding school chain (6 centers across my country - three cities), leading team of around 10 people
+ 75k students taught by partnering with two ministries in my country.
Any thoughts if the GMAT score is one of the main criterias for getting a scholarship.
I have not taken TOEFL yet, but couple of years ago I had IETLS 7.0
P.S. average GMAT score at Babson is around 630.
I need your opinion if I have good chances for Babson MBA (2 years program) scholarships. I cannot post a link due to the gmatclub rules, yet there are a number of scholarships, inc. diversity, leadership, and entrepreneurial potentials, which I certainly have.
The reason I am asking is that I have not very high GMAT results (610: 48Q/25V), yet I have quite working experience:
5 years in Corporate world - Financial Analysis at an American Company
Last 2 years in Entrepreneurial one - CEO of a coding school chain (6 centers across my country - three cities), leading team of around 10 people
+ 75k students taught by partnering with two ministries in my country.
Any thoughts if the GMAT score is one of the main criterias for getting a scholarship.
I have not taken TOEFL yet, but couple of years ago I had IETLS 7.0
P.S. average GMAT score at Babson is around 630.
12 Sep 2016, 02:39
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Well, Like all schools Babson will consider your application holistically. So the correct answer is: Apply with the BEST GMAT you can.
Which means that if you believe you can get a higher GMAT, you should be seriously considering going for it.
Anyhow, I'd recommend you reading this fantastic article: https://admissionado.com/mba/to-retake-o ... n=mba_blog
Best,
Jon
13 Sep 2016, 00:04
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Hi,
When building their class, B-schools look for diversity (geography, gender, education, profession etc.) in students, after all peer learning is an important component of B-school education. Now, they won’t take just anybody to meet their diversity criteria. They want the brightest. They want students who’ll become successful alumni, and enhance school’s brand equity in future.
How do you decide on the ‘brightness’quotient?
By considering an applicant’s GMAT score, GPA, undergrad institution, career progression, and brands/ industry where you’ve worked. (GMAT is not the sole criterion.) Success in the past is an indicator of things to come in the future. And if a school considers you as ‘bright’, it would want you to enroll in their program and not join a competing program, and scholarship is an important tool to achieve this objective.
Now, there is a diversity nuance to brightness quotient. If you are from a less-represented applicant pool, you’re more likely (than in a competitive applicant pool) to get scholarship. Remember, diversity factor in the first para.
When building their class, B-schools look for diversity (geography, gender, education, profession etc.) in students, after all peer learning is an important component of B-school education. Now, they won’t take just anybody to meet their diversity criteria. They want the brightest. They want students who’ll become successful alumni, and enhance school’s brand equity in future.
How do you decide on the ‘brightness’quotient?
By considering an applicant’s GMAT score, GPA, undergrad institution, career progression, and brands/ industry where you’ve worked. (GMAT is not the sole criterion.) Success in the past is an indicator of things to come in the future. And if a school considers you as ‘bright’, it would want you to enroll in their program and not join a competing program, and scholarship is an important tool to achieve this objective.
Now, there is a diversity nuance to brightness quotient. If you are from a less-represented applicant pool, you’re more likely (than in a competitive applicant pool) to get scholarship. Remember, diversity factor in the first para.
