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Master’s In Finance At Bocconi With A Non-Quantitative Background

Master’s In Finance At Bocconi With A Non-Quantitative Background

Hello, I'm an International Student, who is considering applying in the early session for a Master's in Finance at Bocconi University. To give you an idea these are the stats with which I'm considering applying:

BA in General Management (no quant courses),

GPA 8.1/10 (Dutch Scale) CumLaude, in US 4.0, UK First-class

770 GMAT (Q51),

1 internship in a big tech firm in a sales role, 1 internship in one of the big four accounting firms

Could you give me please your honest opinion what are my odds?

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