3.3 GPA non-target, 770 GMAT, only 1 year of credit analyst experience....what should my timeline look like
I graduated from a non-target with a 3.3 GPA. Not great, I know.
I took the GMAT recently, scored a 770.
I have completed the first 2 levels of the CFA exam. I hear this won't do much, but I figured it can't hurt to include and would demonstrate interest in finance.
I am closing in on a year of credit analyst experience in the Wells Fargo Capital Finance Financial Analyst Program (FAP). I have a year before that of unrelated work experience (entry-level risk management role at a bank).
I intend on staying at Wells Fargo for at least the remainder of the FAP. After that, I would like to move into a division, either within Wells Fargo (I love the people and culture here) or, if that doesn't work out, at another bank/financial institution.
Assuming I spend 2.5 years with the FAP (the usual total time it takes to "complete"), what "level" and how many more years of work experience should I accumulate before I can be considered at least somewhat of an adequate candidate for a good finance-geared MBA program?
I suppose that might be tough to answer, but I'd be happy to provide more information if it helps.
I am also very interested in the questions stated above. Sorry for getting your hopes up about a knowledgeable reply lol
If you have 3 or less years of work experience, you'll be considered "early career."
From 3 to 6 you're well within the bulge; apply when ready.
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