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by scowlfaceq02 » Sat Feb 08, 2014 10:12 am
I recently found out I was denied admission to the MBA programs to which I applied(UC Davis, UNC, & Emory) I currently work in the back office for a financial services firm. 3.5 GPA, 155 Math and 154 Verbal on GRE. My career goal is to work in sales for a buy side money management firm. What other avenues or strategies can one use to break into the buy side without an MBA or CFA? Do I relocate to major financial services city such as NYC, LA, San Fran, Boston or Chicago or change career paths? What other b schools should I consider adding to my list for a career in sales at a money management firm? I am considering a career in the pharmaceutical industry as a sales rep as Plan B since the transition to the buy side has not materialized. Thoughts and suggestions would be appreciated.
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by Jon@Admissionado » Mon Feb 10, 2014 8:13 am
Well really MF or MBA is the way to go... What about taking some time to retake the GRE or better yet do the GMAT and beat the heck out of it? Is that an option?
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by scowlfaceq02 » Wed Feb 12, 2014 10:46 am
I will retake the GRE and improve my score. I applied to Emory, UNC, and UC Davis? What other business schools should I consider for a career in asset management?
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