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by astarte » Tue Mar 30, 2010 7:42 am
Background : 29yr old French girl
Education: one of the 3 best French business schools + 1 master degree from university, average grades around 12-13/20
GMAT: 770 Q: 50 V: 44, TOEFL: 114
4.5-yr experience of which 2 at a leading investment bank in CMBS and 1.5 in Real estate industry

I ve heard that it s more difficult to apply to the 3rd round, do you think that I still have some chance and it s worth trying it?

Many thanks for your help
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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:31 pm
Dear Astarte,

R3 is a tough round as the number of seats available is significantly less than in R1 when all the seats were available. Nevertheless, a competitive applicant is a competitive applicant and you might still have a shot at one of the remaining seats with a stellar application package. Based on the limited information in your post, you have the foundation for a competitive application to HBS with your GMAT, TOEFL, and work experience. You can always apply and see what happens--just be sure to submit the strongest possible application to give yourself the best chance.

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Lisa
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