Include "expected degree on CV"
Hi everyone,
in my bachelor's I did ok and I have a fairly good GMAT 720+. Now I am thinking of doing masters degree - mainly to improve my chances of breaking into IB. In Europe most degrees are about 12-18 months now onto my question.
As I mentioned I mainly want to do the master to improve my chances of breaking into IB. But in order to apply for SA I have to send my application on July or August 1st (in Europe). The problem is that at this point I don't know whether I will be accepted into a masters degree as the application rounds mostly start in October. So that raises the question "can/should I include expected masters degree in my CV?".
I know this sounds odd as at the moment I don't have an acceptance letter from the university, but let me ask you, how else can I use the master's programme if I don't include it in my application?
Thank you
Yes but you should know if you've been expected by July/August easily? Because the masters starts in sept lol.
Majority of people for competitive masters are getting in the winter before (e.g. 2023 entrants would've applied in winter 2022 or earlier). Not sure what the problem is here.
No the idea is the following
I apply in 2022 then I do my SA in Jun 2023 and my master start in Sep. 2023 and I can start full time by Jul. 24
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