GMAT

I am currently in the process of applying to business school via the deferred admission route, and would like to give my $0.02 on the decision of whether to take the GMAT or GRE. When I first decided on whether to really focus on the GRE or GMAT for business school I looked at a bunch of posts on here as well as read articles online and saw (assumed) that the GMAT was pretty much the norm and - being strong in math - I opted to vigorously start studying for the GMAT. However, the plan to take the GMAT kinda blew up when (1) my in-person test got cancelled because of freaking COVID and (2) the

18 May 2020

Hi all, I know that you probably got tired of all the posts around here that are similar to mine, but I am quite worried that the results that I obtained today on GMAT are not enough for the schools that I want to apply to in the following weeks, particularly those from the UK. I only hope that, having a complete presentation of my profile, you could give me your objective thoughts, including areas that I should work on, what should I emphasize most in my essays, and whether I should retake the GMAT. Background. 22-year-old male from Eastern Europe, graduated in June 2021, currently in a gap

24 Nov 2021

I graduated undergrad (I come from a no-name non-target school think southern school) and started full-time at a small no-name IB shop based out of ATL in December of 2020. My shop pays street and the hours are not awful, but I still want to go to bschool for a career shift/personal goals(I can explain more if you would like). I have not been able to find a good timeline for the next steps...This is where I need your help. Obviously, everyone will say take the GMAT as soon as possible, but I need to learn/focus as much as I can on banking for the next 6 months. After that, I plan on taking the

17 Oct 2021

I know people will throw banana shit on me for this question, but I am being honest and not trolling. I appreciate in advance all advice! For my last 3 practice exams, I got 780, 780, and 800. For 2 of those exams, I finished with 5-15 minutes left for both Q and V. On two of those exams, I got perfect V scores. On the day of the exam, I had 1-2 questions on Quant that I found difficult and had to take semi-guesses on. These two questions put me back a bit on timing and I had to hurry up a bit for the last 10 questions. I finished with 3 minutes left, but felt rushed. On Verbal, I had 10

12 Jun 2020

Hi Monkeys, I've been working as a Corporate Banker at a tier 2 non american bank since summer 2018 after graduating from a middle of the road state school. I've been trying to make the move to IB for over half a year. I've had multiple final rounds at a number of reputable shops (think bottom tier BBs, solid MMs, and top groups at not top tier shops), but have not received any offers. It's no longer them now, so it has to be me. I feel as if I really crushed some of them, so I'm at a bit of a loss. Because feedback on rejections is fairly sparse , I imagine my experience isn't up to snuff and

23 Dec 2019

Hi guys, I'm an average undergrad student(20 yo) from an average uni in Bangalore, India. GPA - 7.5, 2 internships in wealth management ( not well-known firms), 1 on-going internship in quantitative finance( not a well-known frim). I'll be writing CFA L1, feb 2021. yet to take the GMAT, I'll probably get around 680-700. I've completed a bunch of Insidesherpa virtual experience modules and I'm doing 2 courses on coursera ( python and investment management). I've recently started to trade penny stocks with a small sum, I'd like to take this forward too. I want to make big money in the comings

23 Aug 2020

Just graduated from ASU with an EE degree and business minor and am becoming increasingly disenchanted with working as an engineer. Finance appeals to me because of the high ceiling on career growth and performance based compensation. I went to high school in AZ and got a 90%+ tuition academic scholarship which means I essentially went to school for free (cheaper than community college). Big difference in my opinion between kids at ASU that are from in-state on scholarship and those that are from out of state and at ASU just to party. Learning that employers tend to not make this distinction

13 Oct 2020

Hi everyone! I hope you are well. I just did my GMAT yesterday and got a disappointing 680 (Q43, V40). My simulations always ranged between 700-750 and Q44-Q50. I would like to apply for a Master's in Finance at the following schools (especially Bocconi): - ESSEC - HEC - Bocconi - Imperial - ESCP My profile: - 21 y.o. Italian - 3rd Year BSc Political Economy student at KCL (on track for a 1st/ 4.0 GPA) - Taken modules like Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Advanced Macroeconomics, Mathematics for Economics, Econometrics etc. - Undergraduate Research Fellow - Worked as research assistant and

26 Sep 2020

These are my top 5 schools. Do I need a reality check? 1) MIT 2) Columbia 3) Tuck 4) Oxford 5) Fuqua I want know with my profile what are my chances at a M7 or T10. School: No-name state school. Finance degree(change degrees around a lot) Demographic: White male GPA: I received a 3.71 GPA, Only took 12 credits a semester as I had to work while in school. One semester I got a 3.2 GPA the rest I was around 3.5-4.0 GPA. Took me 4.5 years and I had to drop 1 class due to COVID and one semester due to health issues..(7 W's on transcript) Intern Experience: Accounting role at a Asset Management firm

14 Sep 2020

I've been trying to find a thread that relates to this, but haven't found a relevant one. I'm planning on pursuing a MBA dual degree with a masters in another field (leaning towards urban planning, but basically something that doesn't require the GMAT). The plus side with urban planning and some other masters programs is that there isn't as much of an emphasis on rankings as business schools, with it mostly being driven by going to school in the market you generally want to be in post grad. Post grad I'm interested in a combination of infrastructure investing/project finance as well as in

28 Dec 2018

Hello everyone! I have just finished my Bachelor's degree and would like to apply for a Master's programme (2022 intake). My preferred programmes are the MFA (LBS), MFE (Oxford), and MFin & PE (LSE). Unfortunately, I will not be able to prepare much for my GMAT before January because I have an internship coming up next month. As a result, I probably won't get my GMAT score until the end of February. I am aware that this is a disadvantage since competition tends to increase at the end of admission cycles. Assuming that I prepare all other application materials before taking my GMAT, do I still

12 Sep 2021

Hi everyone, I'm aiming to take the GMAT in a couple months and I'm looking into prep options. After trying out the free trials, I've limited them down to Veritas and Manhattan Prep. I'm looking for an online self-study method that is comprehensive and will help me to reach my 700+ goal (I scored 600 on my first practice exam, still rusty on material). I like Veritas because it seems very straight-forward, has a strategy focused approach, and has about 5000 practice questions. But I also like MP due to the interactive nature of the online course that will help me identify weaknesses while

03 May 2019

Hey everyone, Just took my GMAT this morning and scored 760 (IR8/Q50/V44), which is at the 99th percentile. While this is certainly not the limit of what many of you could score, I think my experience going through the process might be valuable to share, so I'm hoping at least a few people can learn something new here or at least gain some confidence. I started studying about 5 weeks ago. I am starting with MBB in a couple weeks so yes, they paid for a full prep course, but I elected to take the self-study package rather than the in-classroom package. I got the Manhattan GMAT (MGMAT) Interact package that came with 12 study books, the Official Guide, the Official Review books for quant and verbal, online lessons, and 6 online computer-adaptive tests (CATs). This is definitely not a marketing post for MGMAT -- while it had a lot of good resources, it had its serious flaws as well. I appreciated having books for literally every topic covered on the GMAT, but I also found that it was way too much information. It seemed like the books were written for an absolute beginner, so I found myself skipping through most of the pages to find the crucial bits of information that would actually help me on the exam (i.e. the typical Pythagorean triples or the common formats of critical reasoning questions). In the end, I decided that the information in the books was not anything that I couldn't learn myself by doing a lot of practice problems.

31 Aug 2014

Mod Note (Andy) - we're reposting the top Q&As from 2015, this one was originally posted 1/18/2015. I hope everyone is doing well. I just wanted to give back to the community who really helped me out more than I could ever ask for. Quick shout out to a few members who greatly helped me on my journey (Mod Note - I moved the shout outs to bottom of the post). I got into multiple top 20 programs with a 660 GMAT, no name undergrad (decent GPA), and I am an OverRepresented Majority (ORM). I don't want to get into school details yet, but I'm sure I will reveal where I end up going and try to help out the community onwards. My Abridged Story: I went to an unranked undergrad that had door to door sales for AT&T come for its OCR. I majored in business and accounting and loved it, but had no idea how to search for a job when I graduated (never did an internship either). I was EXTREMELY fortunate (lucky) to get a job at a startup about a month after I graduated. The pay was horrible, the hours were horrible, but the work itself was pretty good. The CEO closed the company down some time later, and I was back hunting for jobs (which I had no idea how to do). I thought it would be easier with experience, so I just shot my crappy resume all over monster and online into its black hole. I was thinking of applying for an MSF since I struck out, so I started studying for the GMAT. Studied for a long time and got a 660. A friend told me that I might have had jitters because I was doing much better on practice, so I took it again 31 days later and got a 650!

02 Jan 2016

Hi everyone, I'm currently preparing for the GMAT and I really want to work as a FRM and live in Sweden (I spent the last year in Stockholm doing an Erasmus). Therefore, which are the best business schools I should apply to for a mfin pre-experience to work in Sweden?. I'm sure that in the top of the list is SSE, but I really doubt on whether I could get a spot for their mfin, I will share my profile if anyone could review it: GPA Dual degree program in Economics 7.5/10. Two Universities will issue my BSc. First: 4 Year BSc. in Economics from a Top Spanish public university in natural sciences

16 Nov 2021

Hi All, I recently scored a 710 on the GMAT after a long and arduous journey in which I crawled my way up from a 430 I began to realize what worked and what the most effective methods are to get there in the shortest amount of time possible and I created a couple of videos (with more to come if you find them beneficial) to help others who are in a similar position or who want to maximize their score.

Feel free to ask me anything. Enjoy

28 Dec 2019

Just took the GMAT the other weekend and scored a 700 (Q47, V40) and I'm wondering if I should retake to improve my likelihood of getting into a top 20 school or work on other aspects of my application. I studied a lot so any improvement would likely be negligible (maybe 700 to a 710-720). Post MBA goal is IB or Corp Dev and here's a little more about my background: - majored in finance. 3.92 cumulative GPA from top 25 public university (50-60 overall) - pretty solid leadership experience while in undergrad - currently employed by F500 bank in operations (no promotions to date, potential for 1

05 Mar 2021

Hey guys, new to the community, and looking for some advice. I'm hoping to go to either McCombs or Rice for my MBA, but I haven't taken the GMAT yet. My profile is as follows: - BS Mechanical Engineering, large state school in TX - 3.7 GPA / magna cum laude - Hispanic (edit: half hispanic, look white but have the hispanic last name etc.) - 3 years Oil & Gas experience - EC: Mentor to underprivileged middle school student; head of one of the subcommittees at my current company; volunteer for various organizations in the Houston area - Career goals: Consulting or IB - Looking to matriculate in

29 Mar 2018

I am one year out of school and working BO in asset management. The job basically consists of low level accounting work for about 45 hours a week doing the same tasks every day with little opportunity to get on other projects. You can always do your best to BS in interviews, but it would be pretty hard to make my work experience sound interesting/challenging against candidates from IB/Consulting/Etc. I recently I got a 710 on Princeton Review's practice GMAT with about 5 minutes of studying. I'm thinking with some real preparation I can get a 750-760 on it. I am wondering if a 750 GMAT can

27 Mar 2018

Background and nationality I am a 23 YO Korean student. Undergrad Information I finished my B.A in Psychology in Korea, GPA A-(3.7/4.3) or 93/100. I am doing MiM(Grande Ecole Programme) at EDHEC/EM Lyon and I have GPA of 14.5(Equivalent to First Class in UK or A in US),also, I am doing my second year in Germany as an exchange student. (Top 5 School) GMAT/GRE I just passed it this Thursday and I got 740(Q50 V40) IR 6 I did one 6 months internship in Korea(Small Accounting Firm in Seoul) and another 6 months in Boutique Asset Management firm(AUM $150M) as an assistant portfolio manager(I managed

19 Sep 2021

I took the GRE a few months ago thinking I wanted to pursue a PhD. I did well, scoring 170Q/164V (99%/94%). I've realized as I've started working the past few months that business school may be more up my alley. Is it worth taking the GMAT or do schools not mind if applicants submit GRE scores instead? The advice I've seen in forums around the site is pretty mixed, and it seems as though schools may have shifted their views recently. For reference, I studied math and economics at a top 20 school (think Emory/Vanderbilt/Wash U) and have a good GPA, but by no means out of this world (3.7). I'm

29 Oct 2017

Plus make sure to see my post How I got a 770 on the GMAT with minimal effort while working banking hours

16 Sep 2012

Moderator note (Andy): this was originally posted on 5/17/12, Here is the link to his study guide Background: I recently took the GMAT and scored a 770 on my first and only try. Long story short, I studied and took the exam under conditions that would not be considered ideal by most people. I work 80+ hours a week and pull all-nighters relatively frequently (which led to a lot of days off from studying). If you are interested in taking the exam, or simply in hearing about my experience, please read on. Here is what you will need and the process of how to do it: Manhattan GMAT book series (8 books total - 5 quant, 3 verbal)

10 Apr 2013

Fellow aspiring monkeys and experienced gorillas, I'm currently weighing the options on whether to pursue an MBA or a Master degree in order to break into Investment Banking (BB, EB, MM) and would like to hear your thoughts. I graduated in 2018 from a non-target on the east coast with a few finance internships (PE and IB) and a 3.6 GPA. Upon graduation I returned to my home country (developing country: not yet recognized as an emerging or frontier market) to work in a small (10 people) family owned government supplies business. I'm planning to give my GMATs soon in order to apply to the

12 Jan 2021

Hi there fellow monkeys, I have been a long time lurker here, only recently started posting and was wondering if I could get some input from you guys regarding my struggles with GMAT. I am trying to apply to M7 schools this coming fall and have taken the GMAT three times, I am an international who studied undergrad in US and work in Big 4 consultancy in Eastern Europe. My first attempt was more of an feeling out process, to see how the exam was, how would I do and what my weaknesses would be. I only practiced around 70-90 questions in problem solving before going in. Surprisingly I got 700

20 Jul 2018

Hi community, I don't want to spark another general „MBA worth it or not" discussion, instead I'm interested in your opinions based on my specific situation. Some background info: - European citizen - 31 years of age (yes, old but quite normal where I'm from) - Master's degree in Economics at a Tier 2 uni - 2 years DCM at a Tier 2/3 bank in Frankfurt (think HSBC, BNP, RBC) - 2.5 years Private Debt Fund at Tier 1 AM in London (think Pimco, BlackRock, MetLife) Last week, I have been accepted at INSEAD for the full-time 1-year MBA program starting in summer 2018. When the program starts I would

19 Dec 2017

Hello, I am applying to the Msc in Finance programmes at LSE and HEC as I just received my GMAT scores. I am a bit worried because I will likely not receive my official GMAT scores until a couple weeks (late application will hurt my chances) plus my GMAT quant score is not stellar. Could you please tell me how likely do you think it is for me to get into the programs, considering my situation? My profile: -GMAT: 710 (90%) Q47 V40 -Bachelor: Economics a target university in Spain with a 8.60/10 (8 out of a class of 160) -1 year Exchange: University of Chicago: Booth (Economics, Corporate

26 Jan 2019

Hi, After doing my research, I have narrowed down my main GMAT prep course to either Veritas or Manhattan Prep. Reviews on both have been stellar, though it seems like Veritas slightly edges out the other when it comes to the sheer number of customer feedbacks, Veritas also seem to have better marketing as well. I understand that both courses are great and the choice narrows down to the individual's style and preference in learning. When it comes to self knowledge, I am VERY MUCH of a learning by doing kind of guy, I do very well from practice loads and loads of questions. Lessons are great as

18 Jul 2016

Hello monkeys, Wanna B MBB's Q&A depressed me (very strong credentials / similar to mine, no interview at even Wharton), and got me thinking - there has to be some clever strategies to earn acceptance to HBS or Stanford. So, I'm turning to the out-of-the-box thinkers on this forum to generate some strategies. What we're working with: Currently, my profile is a 3.8 Econ major (4.0 in major) from top 50 US News undergrad, ), 780 GMAT, not URM, approaching 2 years of experience at a top tier 2 consulting shop (Deloitte S&O, Strategy&, Oliver Wyman, etc.). I will have the option to work another 2

18 Feb 2016

Hey guys, I go to the University of Miami. Im trying to decide if i should try to get into UM's MSF program, which doesn't require me to take the GMAT or have any recommendations as I am already a student of the undergraduate business school OR if i should go back home, study and take my GMAT and then apply to higher ranking MSF programs at the next round of admissions. Current situation: Been trying to get a job in 1)IB 2)PE 3)VC but have not found anything promising. Hoping this program will set me apart when I apply for IB next time.

28 Feb 2018

Mod Note (Andy): My mighty content intern compiled a list of the top 20 GMAT/B-School posts on WSO. Some of these discussions are no longer active but still are filled with GREAT info. If there are any ones we missed please link to in the comments. Enjoy monkeys! GMAT 1. phantombanker's GMAT Study Guide 2. How I got a 770 on the GMAT with minimal effort while working banking hours… 3. 760 on GMAT -- Game Plan 4. 15 Steps To Mastering The GMAT 5. My GMAT Study Plan B-School 1. What I've learned so far after 1 yr at a top MBA program (If I could do it over) 2. Reflections on Year 1 at Booth 3

27 May 2015

Hello everyone, I am 26 years old and from Armenia and I am interested in applying to US universities to study Master of Science in Finance or MBA with concentration in Finance. I have Bachelors degree in Social Work (with low GPA) and I studied MA in Economics in Georgia (country). I had several years of work experience not related to my field (statistician, Shop Administrator, Data Entry Specialist) also I had internship at Ministry of Finance and currently I am working as an accountant in international company (I passed accounting trainings before). My MA program was in English and we had

12 Mar 2021

Mod note: "Best of Bankerella" - this was originally posted 6/22/12 Do you want to go to a top b-school? You should have a 99th percentile GMAT. This is hugely controversial. I have no idea why. If you're already assured of getting into your top school because you're so awesome or your dad's name is on one of the buildings, go ahead and flame me. This post is not for you. If you already got into your top school with a sub-99th percentile score, awesome -- but this post is not for you. If you currently lack certainty around getting into your top school, here's why you need a 760+ score:

02 Jul 2013

Throwback Thursdays: This was originally posted August, 2012 There's no shortage of GMAT advice out there – most of it is centered around giving adequate time for preparation, carefully tracking and shoring up problem spots, and anticipating any and all curveballs that could be thrown on G-Day. WSO readers face a tricky dilemma –no time or willingness to study, yet won't settle for anything less than a 7-handle score. Having gone through the miserable process of taking the GMAT, I ultimately found that most "normal people" strategies didn't work out for me. Here are the three takeaways I'd

25 Sep 2014

I recently graduated from college and begin work on July 28th. I have studied for the GMAT for the past month and a half, and took them yesterday and got a 670 44Q/38V. I got a little tripped up on timing on the actual exam and have score mid-low 700's on several CAT's. (I have no doubt a low to mid 700 is obtainable) My tutor suggested taking a week or two as a break and then starting up again once my job is situated. (I am also most likely getting approved for extra time on the exam.) I definitely see a benefit to taking a small break as I think staring at that material every day for hours

20 Jul 2017

I am a senior at a Public Ivy graduating this May, and beginning work full time at Big 4 Consulting firm the last week in July (I was originally under the impression I'd be starting in October.) With the adjustment in my start date, I am now unsure how realistic it is for me to try and get the exam done before I start. I would have all of June and the majority of July to study essentially 7 days a week with no other responsibilities. Would love an opinion on the matter---- part of me thinks this is possible as I've read study time is suggest at 2-3 months for people who are working full time

28 Mar 2017

So with round 1 mba admissions cycle starting to get into full gear, a lot of applicants are very anxious. I recently had a chance to catch up with an old friend of mine who just graduated from a top 5 business school and was a student member of the adcom. After talking about a lot of random stuff, I asked him about mba admissions and for his thoughts on the process. Since he graduated, he was able to give more details than usual. I'm gonna paraphrase what he said in quotes regarding a few issues that I brought up. 1. Importance of the GMAT

22 Jul 2012

I know The top MBA programs accept a GRE score instead of a GMAT but how important is having a GMAT Score when applying to internships and jobs at a consulting firm (specifically Boston, Bain and McKinsey)? Does applying with a GRE score when aiming for an MBB make the application look inconsistent or under-researched?

27 Aug 2021

Hi, I'm a prospective MBA applicant. I was wondering why people take the GRE instead of the GMAT when applying to b-school. Is there any consequences in doing that? For example, can you still get a scholarship? You don't really affect the school's stats by taking the GRE, so I can see that as a plus if the rest of your application is stellar. Also, at some schools, the GRE scores are much lower than the GMAT scores when comparing on a percentile basis. I know it's difficult to evenly compare, but by simple estimation, it seems like applicants might use the GRE as a means to not damage the

31 Jul 2018

I'm currently less than a year out of undergrad and wanted to look into taking the GMAT while I still have some of the course work from school in the back of my head. My question is, what course do you think best prepares you for the GMAT? I've been looking at a few different options such as Kaplan and The Economist, both quite expensive, as well as courses like Magoosh, which is much cheaper. Price isn't a factor in my decision. I would rather pay up and get it right the first time around. Also, if you have any study tips or tricks please let me know. Thanks all.

02 Mar 2020

I am an international student, and I have been admitted to WUSTL MS Finance (Quantitative track) and U Rochester Simon MSF. Both programs have given me some funding (25% from WUSTL and 40% from Simon). Both are 17-month programs and I would like to do a summer internship in BB IBD or Asset Management company (e.g. JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Putnam, Fidelity). My preferred location is NorthEast, i.e. Boston and New York. For me, the main distinction is in the program content, since WUSTL MSF (Q) is very quantitative including courses such as Stochastic Finance, math.fin and advanced

23 Feb 2017

The only real correlation between how you do on these tests is your aptitude as a standardized test taker. If you are a good test taker, that will definitely help you with the GMAT. How Well does the SAT Predict Your GMAT Score? Unlike what some people believe, the GMAT isn't easy and in more cases requires preparation and studying in order to get the best possible score. Our users explain the comparisons between the GMAT and the SAT below. The main take aways are that the GMAT questions are designed to be more confusing and difficult than the SAT. [quote theATL]You scored well on the SAT

04 Mar 2018

Hi fellas! I am getting closer to my GMAT exam and to choosing which business school to go to for my Masters in Finance. I'd like to ask everyone who has previously attended or is a current student at either Imperial, Warwick, Bocconi, RSM or St.Gallen about their experiences. Also, if you're a recruiter, please share your experiences about the hiring process from these schools. For students/alumni: What did it take for you to get in? How is the course content? Do you have good networking opportunities, and is your school a "target" uni for London based IB or fintech, asset management jobs? If

14 Apr 2019

I'm at that point. May 1st is when I need to decide what college I commit too. I do not know if I should go into pre-med or pursue business. Let me say this: I would be lying if I said that I would be pursuing medical school to be financially stable. With that being said, (and YES, I know I will be getting biased answers)- can someone convince me that in business there is more flexibility with your life and a better chance of being well off financially? I just don't know if the oppurtunity cost of 4 years of med school, 4-7 years of residency, and 2-3 years of specilization/fellowship is worth

08 Apr 2017

Time to share one of my most useful mantras: Fuck it up faster. This mantra alone got me (and one of my two students) from the low 700's to the mid-700's. Warning: if you're already 750+, do not use this. It may hose you. You get roughly two minutes per question on the GMAT math section. This section is designed to keep shifting you into higher and higher gears until you reach a problem you can't solve in two minutes. In fact, the whole GMAT is designed to make you screw up... and it will succeed. The key is learning how to screw up like a 760+ student and not like a 700 student.

29 Jun 2012

I'm currently a rising penultimate undergrad student studying at a target school in Hong Kong (University of Hong Kong), and I'm planning to apply for MBB or BB IBs within the region. However, I have a relatively low GPA (3.4/4.3: they usually say 3.7 or above is fine but as for me I'd probably get cut off from the first screening round) and given the fact that I haven't got much time left to make up for the low GPA, I'm planning to take GMAT to cover up for this low GPA. I know this is a pretty much a gamble considering the time investment and uncertain outcome, but if I happen to get a high

23 Feb 2017

As the title suggests, I'm looking to begin studying for the GMAT and have a roughly ~2.5 month timeline. I was thinking of taking Manhattan's course as I've heard good things about them. Looking to score 720+. Any advice would be appreciated Thanks!

19 Feb 2021

Hey all, I was just seeking to gauge what kind of odds I'd have at getting into top 8 MBA programs. Some key credentials are as follows: -40-50th ranked public school (ranking among public schools) -4.0 GPA -780 GMAT -Still an undergrad, May of '19 is graduation -Two summers in oil & gas at top company in industry -Biracial male -Want my MBA to accelerate my development as a leader in the O&G industry, big focus on biofuels and sustainable processes for using fossil fuels Any feedback would be helpful. I understand that there is an aversion to younger students, but I genuinely feel the clock

11 Aug 2018

This is the second post leading up to starting my part-time MBA program this fall. I cannot link content here yet but the first is titled "Business School Running Commentary" for those interested. This post is in response to one of the comments regarding more of my background and decision making process. The decision to pursue a master's degree was never a tough one for me. While I had a business background in undergrad (finance) I always had the idea to attend business school after a few years in the real world. The question I most thought about was therefore not if, but when. I will be

14 Apr 2015

Hello guys, I would like your honest opinion regarding my profile. I plan on applying in different tier 1 and tier 2 schools in the UK and Europe for MSc in Finance or MSc in Management. Schools include: Imperial, UCL, King's, Bocconi, LSE, LBS GPA: 9.88/10 (99%) Bachelors of Financial Management - ECCF, Skopje, North Macedonia Some more relevant modules: Econometrics, Statistics, Quantitative Methods in Finance, Financial Markets and Institutions, Banking. International experiences: -Harvard Summer School -tri-lateral exchange Switzerland-Israel-Macedonia -Intercultural exchange Pestalotzzi

04 Oct 2019