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eka27
Joined: 16 Aug 2018
Last visit: 24 Jun 2019
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Schools: HBS '21 (D) Wharton '21 (A) Stanford '21 (WL)
GMAT 1: 700 Q45 V40
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08 Sep 2018, 12:24
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Hi all,
would be thankful for your evaluation!
Background and nationality: BIG3 Consulting, Eastern Europe
Undergrad Information: top uni in an Easter European country (but not top in outside of the country), economics, GPA 95/100
GMAT: 700 (Q45, V40)
Work experience and leadership: 2 yrs corporate finance, 2 years consulting
Community and others: lots of EC in undergrad (student club president; case contest winner on a country level); some good EC during work (mentorship)
Post MBA goals: short-term - consulting; long-term - industry where I have prior experience
Schools: Wharton; Chicago; Columbia (?); Haas (?); Stanford (?)
What is better: apply w/current GMAT in R1 or apply with (potentially) higher GMAT in R2? (Everything else remains unchanged)
Thanks
would be thankful for your evaluation!
Background and nationality: BIG3 Consulting, Eastern Europe
Undergrad Information: top uni in an Easter European country (but not top in outside of the country), economics, GPA 95/100
GMAT: 700 (Q45, V40)
Work experience and leadership: 2 yrs corporate finance, 2 years consulting
Community and others: lots of EC in undergrad (student club president; case contest winner on a country level); some good EC during work (mentorship)
Post MBA goals: short-term - consulting; long-term - industry where I have prior experience
Schools: Wharton; Chicago; Columbia (?); Haas (?); Stanford (?)
What is better: apply w/current GMAT in R1 or apply with (potentially) higher GMAT in R2? (Everything else remains unchanged)
Thanks
VantagePointMelody
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27 Sep 2018, 11:09
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Hi there,
Thanks for reaching out! We sold out early for round 1 this year and have been busy getting our clients through the deadlines. But I'm happy to be catching up today on some of the great questions in our forum. In case it's not too late...I would probably suggest re-taking the GMAT if you're confident in your ability to get your score up 20+ points. Your quant score is more concerning right now for programs like Wharton and Booth, I think.
Best of luck!
Kindly,
Melody
Thanks for reaching out! We sold out early for round 1 this year and have been busy getting our clients through the deadlines. But I'm happy to be catching up today on some of the great questions in our forum. In case it's not too late...I would probably suggest re-taking the GMAT if you're confident in your ability to get your score up 20+ points. Your quant score is more concerning right now for programs like Wharton and Booth, I think.
Best of luck!
Kindly,
Melody
