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frankie2213
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Age: 25 (2008 College Grad)
Gender: Male
Nationality: American
GMAT: 740 (97%) Q: 48 (80%) V: 42 (95%)
Education: University of Notre Dame (Finance and Psychology double-major) w/ international finance study abroad program
GPA: 3.2 cumulative, 3.6 major
WE: 3+ years (4+ at matriculation) at a Fortune 200 Healthcare/Pharma. Graduate of Financial Development Program, including one year of international work experience. Currently a Senior Financial Analyst.
EC: Chair of Leadership Committee for entire development program, Junior Achievement Volunteer (teaching ESL Spanish classes specifically), volunteer for children's rights organization while abroad, volunteer as a financial consultant for a Latin-America based non-profit.
Schools: Stanford, Harvard, Wharton, Booth, Kellogg
Any chance of getting in to these programs with my low GPA?
Any advice, comments greatly appreciated!
Gender: Male
Nationality: American
GMAT: 740 (97%) Q: 48 (80%) V: 42 (95%)
Education: University of Notre Dame (Finance and Psychology double-major) w/ international finance study abroad program
GPA: 3.2 cumulative, 3.6 major
WE: 3+ years (4+ at matriculation) at a Fortune 200 Healthcare/Pharma. Graduate of Financial Development Program, including one year of international work experience. Currently a Senior Financial Analyst.
EC: Chair of Leadership Committee for entire development program, Junior Achievement Volunteer (teaching ESL Spanish classes specifically), volunteer for children's rights organization while abroad, volunteer as a financial consultant for a Latin-America based non-profit.
Schools: Stanford, Harvard, Wharton, Booth, Kellogg
Any chance of getting in to these programs with my low GPA?
Any advice, comments greatly appreciated!
though not much.
