Hello!
Please evaluate my profile and suggest possible b-schools.
GMAT: 650 (Q40, V40)
Background:
- Female, 22 years old
- Nationality: Filipino
- Undergraduate: BS Management Information Systems from a Top 3 school in the Philippines. 2.9 GPA out of 4.0.
- earned a minor degree in Management and a specialization in Enterprise Systems on top of MIS major
- lots of extracurricular activities in college and involvement in student organizations
- Work experience: been working 2.5 years for a Fortune 500 beverage company - IT global solutions
Interested in General Management, Entrepreneurship and Tech
Asian schools preferred, but I'm also wondering which reputable US/Europe schools I can get into if I do decide to apply.
Thank you very much in advance!
Profile Evaluation & School Suggestion (GMAT 650)
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Dear jcandelaria,
You have some positives in your profile, but your GPA and GMAT might raise a concern. Increasing your GMAT score would strengthen your application while also helping to mitigate your GPA. There are many schools that would welcome an application from you; the key is to identify and target the ones that are the strongest match for you. I encourage you to read our sticky on school selection for tips on how to identify potential programs, as school selection involves many personal preferences.
Good luck,
Lisa
You have some positives in your profile, but your GPA and GMAT might raise a concern. Increasing your GMAT score would strengthen your application while also helping to mitigate your GPA. There are many schools that would welcome an application from you; the key is to identify and target the ones that are the strongest match for you. I encourage you to read our sticky on school selection for tips on how to identify potential programs, as school selection involves many personal preferences.
Good luck,
Lisa