Hi,
Please give an evaluation for MIT MFin:
Undergraduate: 3.5 Overall GPA with Accounting major from a liberal arts school in Midwest (accounting GPA of 3.9)
Currently on my 2nd year at PwC Chicago (working on core assurance/external audit of insurance/FS clients)
GRE: 150 V/165 Q
Co-authored a publication during undergrad with my college professor in a decent finance journal (Managerial Finance)
College leadership: Resident Assistant, President of Intl Club, Currently helping interns and first year associates in projects at PwC
Additional: Couple of research experiences during undergrad within my college's research program
Weakness: Very few college level mathematics classes taken (only calc I & II; basic statistics); went to a small liberal arts school and not a big university; not a competitive verbal score on GRE.
Any thoughts about programs that I have a good shot to get into? Especially, do I hold a good chance at MIT? Thank you. Appreciate your suggestions.