Small School, Wife's Illness, 4.0 Masters of Finance. MBA Program Options
Due to a life-threatening illness my wife experienced, I transferred to a small state school during my sophomore year to be near her doctors. To pay her bills, I worked 4-5 part-time jobs throughout the the majority of my last 2.5 years of school and graduated with a 3.3 GPA. I networked into some cool VC and international economic development consulting jobs, so I was able to get some good experience during that time. Because of my story and experience, I was accepted into a top-10 masters of finance program and will graduate with a 4.0. During my masters I have been working at a somewhat elite PE/CRE broker dealer. With a 740 GMAT, what MBA programs do I have a shot at? Obviously, the biggest and baddest would be awesome, but is there any chance of a top-10? If not, what should I realistically look for?
Given the circumstances, your masters GPA, and that nice, high GMAT, you will be given serious consideration throughout the top 10, especially if your work experience continues to be as exciting and impactful as it appears to be.
Thank you for responding. I hope you are right.
Even, you can't raise a decent amount of money to help your family, I can say that you have to change the field and enter the IT field and learn some skills after you can join the company that will pay you a maximum payment of your skills, that's my opinion now it's all up to you.
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