Jumped off the deep end into startups in the past couple of years and have some choppy work history unfortunately due to companies blowing up.
Wondering if a close to perfect GMAT score would help iron out some of my employment kinks in the application process to bschool?
It’s the full package that matters...reposition the blow-ups as good learnings and have a strong essay. 740-50+ puts you into a good category for m7 (absents H/S)
Was your work history less choppy before you got into start-ups? I think I need more info.
In general, the GMAT is an indication of your ability to excel in grad management education. A consistent work history shows stability and to a certain extent commitment and as well as that employers were satisfied with you. However, the world of start-ups is a different beast. Schools know that. So depending on how "choppy" your work history is and how much growth in responsibility you can show through the moves, whether the start-up went under or not, will determine how much of an issue your work history is.
And of course, a high GMAT can only help.
Did you actually get a "close to perfect GMAT score" or are you just asking?
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