Hi Stevenkgr,

Thanks so much for your post. You're absolutely right that the adcoms don't see very many Greek applicants and this can work to your favor in terms of how you (and your interests and background) can help to diversify a B school class. I also think that yes, your GMAT is a bit low for some of the programs you're considering. However, if Tuck is your dream school, then you should go for it, as I think if you can present an extremely strong profile in other areas, (re: your essays, including WHY Tuck is a great fit for you, what you hope to gain specifically from the program, and how it fits into your short and long term goals) as well as your interview and overall application, then you will be a competitive applicant. I would however, suggest that you include some less competitive programs as well. In order to guide you, I'd want to know more about why you've chosen the programs you currently have listed. What are your goals? What industry do you hope to join?

Feel free to contact us at [email protected] for a free initial assessment via phone.

Best,

Deena

Deena Maerowitz
Clear Admit, LLC


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Thank you very much Deena or your reply,

It seems that GMAT indeed is probably the most major factor for admission, comtrary to what adcoms strugle to persuade us. . .Pity . . So you think that I shall apply to 2nd tier schools due to low gmat score, or my ttl first view is rather not competitive?
After graduation, I would like to move in the IB sector, in Corporate finance Dept.
Thank you vey much,
Steven