Harvard 2+2 - Rising junior in math/econ

Hey monkeys, i am a rising junior maths/econ double major at a non-target liberal arts college. 4.0 gpa, hasnt taken GMAT yet. Interned with 2 hedge funds and ER group at a BB. If i get a high gmat score, is it worth for me applying for the 2+2 program, in terms of the possibility of getting in? cause i know they are looking for non-finance kids, will my experiences in finance really hurt me?

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