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Here is my profile. I am a student at the University of Central Florida. Currently pursuing a Bachelor Degree in Finance. I am at starting my senior year at 19 years old. My GPA is 3.0 and I scored a 770 in the GMAT. My goal is to get a Master in Finance (MSF) in one of the top school to begin a successful career in investment banking.
My first two years in college went well, I was maintaining a 3.5 GPA but I lowered because of economic hardships at home. I had to work for extended hours and unfortunately lowered my grades. However, this summer I fully focused on my classes and I aced them. I'm planning to do the same this year to bring my GPA up as much as I can.
But I still don't think my GPA will be high enough to satisfy the minimum requirement for one of the top school.
Currently I have no working experience in the investment banking area, but I just got an internship with Sun-trust Bank in that area for the following summer.
Do I still have the possibility to make it into a top school.
I would appreciate your honest response. Thanks.
My first two years in college went well, I was maintaining a 3.5 GPA but I lowered because of economic hardships at home. I had to work for extended hours and unfortunately lowered my grades. However, this summer I fully focused on my classes and I aced them. I'm planning to do the same this year to bring my GPA up as much as I can.
But I still don't think my GPA will be high enough to satisfy the minimum requirement for one of the top school.
Currently I have no working experience in the investment banking area, but I just got an internship with Sun-trust Bank in that area for the following summer.
Do I still have the possibility to make it into a top school.
I would appreciate your honest response. Thanks.
