Hi how are you. I've decided to pursue an MBA and wanted an expert opinion on what my chances are of getting into NYU or Columbia's Finance program. Granted I haven't taken the GMAT yet, I would like your opinion with a hypothetical assumption that I break 700 on it. I know this is not easy at all, but for the sake of knowing how I would stand IF I broke 700, please just assume.
Here are my credentials:
Age: 22
Graduated with 3.70 GPA from Hofstra University (Not a top school, but I figure a 3.7 at Hofstra translates to a 3.4 or 3.5 at a school like NYU)
Worked as part time administrator for Medical Practice throughout undergrad
Worked on two startup companies throughout undergrad
Spending next 4 months studying 9-5 for GMAT, with a hypothetical assumption that I break 700.
Do I have a chance at getting in at age 22 if everything else is in place? I worked in leadership and entrepreneurial roles throughout my 4 years in undergrad.
EDIT: I accidentally posted this originally in the wrong section.. I meant to post it here. So if an admin notices the double thread, please leave this one and delete the other. Thanks
Here are my credentials:
Age: 22
Graduated with 3.70 GPA from Hofstra University (Not a top school, but I figure a 3.7 at Hofstra translates to a 3.4 or 3.5 at a school like NYU)
Worked as part time administrator for Medical Practice throughout undergrad
Worked on two startup companies throughout undergrad
Spending next 4 months studying 9-5 for GMAT, with a hypothetical assumption that I break 700.
Do I have a chance at getting in at age 22 if everything else is in place? I worked in leadership and entrepreneurial roles throughout my 4 years in undergrad.
EDIT: I accidentally posted this originally in the wrong section.. I meant to post it here. So if an admin notices the double thread, please leave this one and delete the other. Thanks
