Can anybody evaluate my chance of getting into MIT MFin?
I am an internation student, currently struggling with job searching. I am thinking of getting a second master's degree at MIT MFin but I am not sure about my chances getting in. Could someone help me evaluate my background? Thanks!
- undergrad in a non-target school with 3.3 GPA, math major
- currently at UVA for a master's program in Commerce
- 2*investment fund finance internships
- GMAT 690 (Q50 V32)
Snowball's chance in hell.
I advise you to turn to a more suitable specialist who understands this area, because an ordinary person will not be able to give you valuable and correct advice.
Sarah - At Stratus, we work with young professionals like yourself who are navigating their careers. One of our counselors, https://stratusadmissionscounseling.com/staff/lisacummings/</a">Lisa Cummings , spent ~13 years at MIT Sloan reviewing applications, interviewing applicants and participating in committee decision making. Reach out for a www.stratusadmissions.com/consult</a">free consult to get a more complete assessment of your strengths and weaknesses for MIT MFin.
You have little to no chance for MIT. And don't waste your money with a "review".
UG GPA - low Currently getting a MSF GMAT - Below MIT Avg. GMAT Split - poor
MIT is going to question why you want a second masters. Being international, your scores should be much higher. You went to a non-target and had an OK at best GPA. Your GMAT needs to be higher with a higher verbal score.
You are at UVA, which is lucky. Program is great. I would focus on gaining employment vs. trying to do anyone very similar masters.
Hi, I’m new to the forum. I did my undergraduate at university at buffalo. I studied finance. I don’t have any experience. I am planning on applying for Vanderbilt, usc, bc and wuisl. Gpa:3.73 gmat:700. What are my chances.
Also , I have passed CFA Level 1 if this helps
Hi my alumni, how's your career now? Go bulls!
Why would you need or want 2 specialized masters?
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