Please Evaluate My Profile

[Seun442001]

I am 26 and I am from Nigeria

I am currently a senior associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Nigeria.
I graduated with a 3.0 GPA from a top university in Nigeria and studied Banking and Finance
I am a Chartered Banker and I am wrtting my final proffessional level exams in ACCA which would be completed in June

Experience:
I have led various audit teams on Blue chips clients, including the Central Bank of Nigeria, Kakawa Discount House etc, I have been promoted 5 times to get to the curret level. I have also received 2 awards of excellence.

Extra activities:
1. Was the President of the Banking and Finance student association in my University
2. I was the Founder of Haven Concepts (An non-profit organisation that helps small enterpreneurs acheive their dreams)
3. I was the President of the graduating class of 2006
4. I write poetry and I have a local award for my writting
5. I am also a music producer with Knighthouse (A well renowed production outfit in Nigeria)
6. I serve as a support for the poor with the Christain association of Nigeris

MBA goals:
I intend to make a transition into Consulting

I scored 590 (Quant 46, Verbal 25) in my GMAT (Sadly) and I have applied to Washington Olin, Georgetown Uni and USC Marshall (R2)

Please help evaluate if I stand any chance at these schools

[rachel]

Hi! You have an interesting background, work experience and outside activities, which will help differentiate you from other candidates. That is a strong positive on your side. Your GMAT score, however, is outside of the range seen in the incoming class at all of those schools. It is impossible to know what any applicant's chances are to get into a given school. All you can do is try to highlight your strengths and accomplishments.

You might want to consider applying to a few schools outside of the upper ranks, where you might have a better chance with your GMAT score.

Best of luck,
Rachel Beck

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