I just graduated from a top 50 liberal arts college with a 2.7 as a business management major. I’m currently working at a small firm doing office leasing and doing pretty well but want to make a pivot into a capital markets/ investment sales role as an analyst. Do I have a good chance of getting into the NYU program/ will this program help me break into that role?
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id take the GMAT or GRE to overcome the low GPA then you'd be fine I imagine. getting in is not very competitive compared to other MRED / MBA programs
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