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14 Jul 2017, 14:28
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Hi all, looking for an evaluation for the MIT Msc of Finance program.
Program: Bachelor of Health Sciences in Biomedical Sciences with a minor in commerce (one of the top programs in Canada, but I am not sure about the recognition in US), McMaster University (Canada)
GPA: 3.93
Math Courses: Calculus I, Statistics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Finance, Financial/Managerial Accounting - as you can see, not many pure math courses ..
Work: Student strategy consultant for biomedical commercialization, Summer Research Assistant (rececieved a prestigious research scholarship from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council to conduct this research), Health Policy Research Assistant (1 year), Clinical Research Assistant (4 months), Program Coordinator at a local emergency department hospital program (4 years)
Extracurriculars/Volunteering: Equity analyst at university investment club, selected to attend a program called Emerging Health Leaders based on merits of academics/leadership (received 5K scholarship to attend), communications/outreach organizer for a community tech club, soccer coach, spinal cord rehab volunteer, athletic therapy volunteer, some other scholarships related to leadership/academics
Planning to write GMAT by November
Clearly, I think Im lacking in the quantitative department coming from my biochemistry background. I was wondering if I stood any chance at all for the program and any other thoughts/suggestions you guys had
Program: Bachelor of Health Sciences in Biomedical Sciences with a minor in commerce (one of the top programs in Canada, but I am not sure about the recognition in US), McMaster University (Canada)
GPA: 3.93
Math Courses: Calculus I, Statistics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Finance, Financial/Managerial Accounting - as you can see, not many pure math courses ..
Work: Student strategy consultant for biomedical commercialization, Summer Research Assistant (rececieved a prestigious research scholarship from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council to conduct this research), Health Policy Research Assistant (1 year), Clinical Research Assistant (4 months), Program Coordinator at a local emergency department hospital program (4 years)
Extracurriculars/Volunteering: Equity analyst at university investment club, selected to attend a program called Emerging Health Leaders based on merits of academics/leadership (received 5K scholarship to attend), communications/outreach organizer for a community tech club, soccer coach, spinal cord rehab volunteer, athletic therapy volunteer, some other scholarships related to leadership/academics
Planning to write GMAT by November
Clearly, I think Im lacking in the quantitative department coming from my biochemistry background. I was wondering if I stood any chance at all for the program and any other thoughts/suggestions you guys had
15 Jul 2017, 08:11
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McMaster is a good school and MIT admissions will know about it. GPA is strong and you have decent quant classes (although you might need to take one or two classes to meet the qualifications for MIT - they have a bootcamp that could satisfy this).
GMAT is going to be what is important though. I would say 700ish and you start being competitive, with it increasing as your score increases.
MIT might like you as you have a different background than what they usual get applying to their program.
Focus on the GMAT and make sure you get strong letters of recommendation from your professors. Good luck.
GMAT is going to be what is important though. I would say 700ish and you start being competitive, with it increasing as your score increases.
MIT might like you as you have a different background than what they usual get applying to their program.
Focus on the GMAT and make sure you get strong letters of recommendation from your professors. Good luck.
15 Jul 2017, 13:06
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Hey, thanks for the evaluation. My target for GMAT was ~730 - do you think that would give me a good shot at MIT?
Also, how would my profile fare at other Msc Finance programs, specifically Princeton and LSE? I've heard Princeton is the most competitive/selective of all finance programs so I'm a little doubtful whether or not I would stand a chance. Much thanks
