NS GMAT scores?

730. Did quite a bit of prep. Never even needed it in the end.

Similar to the post above me (except I took the GRE). I studied my fucking ass off for a summer, scored in the 70thish percentile, and ended up at a school where they didn't even require it.

Hell yea dude anything above a 700 is a killer score. I'm in the process of moving to Denver and being promoted so once that settles I'm going to start on the GMAT train again. Hoping to lock down an above 700 score. Really hoping for an Ivy league or something up there...bc, duke, etc.

KravtZHell yea dude anything above a 700 is a killer score. I'm in the process of moving to Denver and being promoted so once that settles I'm going to start on the GMAT train again. Hoping to lock down an above 700 score. Really hoping for an Ivy league or something up there...bc, duke, etc.

As a skier, I was able to leverage that to get into a great program in sports business management for an MSc at Columbia. Having a sports background is a huuuuuuge help. That's also how I got to Penn. I'm pretty sure I have the lowest high school GPA in this school (minus the trust fund babies who buy in)

Gypsy_SkierAs a skier, I was able to leverage that to get into a great program in sports business management for an MSc at Columbia. Having a sports background is a huuuuuuge help. That's also how I got to Penn. I'm pretty sure I have the lowest high school GPA in this school (minus the trust fund babies who buy in)

Thats impressive. Good work man hard schools to get into. I am trying to get into a finance program in a year or two or so which is insanely competitive not sure how it compares to sports but good to know still it is a separator.

May reach out to you for application/essay tips and what not when the time comes. For me though...if I could get into a west coast ivy or something of the sort that would be my goal. Don't want to move back to the east unless it was for a top top school...aka penn, harvard, etc. My buddy just graduated NYU with a $250,000 starting salary and $50,000 signing bonus + potentially 100% year end match.

So I guess its worth the debt (investment)

250 is retarded (even by exec MBA standards). Like Wharton kids going to goldman and working 120h/week (yep, do the math and see what that is per day) get 130$/y starting and that's like insanely good.

KravtZThats impressive. Good work man hard schools to get into. I am trying to get into a finance program in a year or two or so which is insanely competitive not sure how it compares to sports but good to know still it is a separator.

May reach out to you for application/essay tips and what not when the time comes. For me though...if I could get into a west coast ivy or something of the sort that would be my goal. Don't want to move back to the east unless it was for a top top school...aka penn, harvard, etc. My buddy just graduated NYU with a $250,000 starting salary and $50,000 signing bonus + potentially 100% year end match.

So I guess its worth the debt (investment)

I was looking at doing my msc in finance/financial economics in the UK but just couldn't justify the cost in the end. Stayed in NZ to do my masters after putting in all the hard to get accepted over there.