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For Europe, try LSE or LBS. It will be tough though but you should try. As long as you apply early and have a convincing letter and motivation, you might get an interview. For France, try ESSEC or PSL (Dauphine) which is better than EDHEC. Especially Dauphine for the older generations, there are a lot in Paris (which is good for you long term wise and for promotions).
Good luck!
Thanks!
I'm having a hard time between applying to LSE now, or waiting until March and retaking the GMAT, I'm sure by then I can shoot for 49+Q, which do you think is more important, applying early or having a better quant score.Also any thoughts on my chances at Vandy? Its my top choice
To be honest, I don't know for US schools.
The question about getting better scores or applying early is a tough one. I think it is better to apply early because they are building their class from November to January. In March, they will have 70% of the class and will hand pick the best candidates (competition will be tougher as there will be less spots and they can prioritise other factors (for instance diversity).
But I think being from Africa will help you on this one. Schools want diversity and candidates from underrepresented groups (especially the US!!).
All the best!
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