Profile Competitiveness for MFin Programs?

Hello Users,
I am looking for some insight regards to my chances for MFIN Programs.
I will be trying to land a FT job upon graduation but will also try to keep graduate school in mind.

Here is a little background for some information
Education:
- Entering Final Year at Canadian Non-Target
- Concentration in Finance and Minor in Statistics
- Current Overall GPA of ~9.44/12 (B+) --> Converts to 2:1 Honors (3.3/4 US GPA)
- Exchange in France
- Manager on the school's investment fund (~$1 Million AUM)

Work:
- Wealth Management Intern
- FP&A Summer Intern at one of the largest Canadian companies
- Intern Investment Analyst at Asset Management Company (Subsidiary of the Big 6 Banks ~$50B AUM)

Other:
- Passed CSC
- Can code Python/VBA
- Plan to write CFA in December (will be registered by time of application)
- Currently studying GMAT (aiming 700+)

Schools I am Targeting:
- *Oxford MFE
- *MIT MFin
- LSE Mfin & econ
- LSE Mfin
- HEC MIF
- Bocconi MFin
- McGill MIMF
* Dream schools

Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks

 
 
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It is extremely difficult to asses a profile without a given GMAT/GRE score. I understand you are aiming for 700+, but that is not sufficient. Are there any mock tests to go off of?

Assuming you do score a 700. Your profile is average for top programs, by that I mean that its not competitive, nor is it weak.

MIT's class profile is 700-770 80% percentile with 3.75 GPA. Your GMAT will be on the low-end, while GPA is also on the lower-end.

For UK B-Schools 2:1 Honors - US equivalent is usually around 3.5 minimum. But a high GMAT will do the trick.

Once again, your GPA is average - not good, but not bad. But your GMAT can overcome any hurdles.

Additionally to add to the list, please also consider LBS - MFA.

 

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