Student Mao

Date：2021-09-03   Author：admin

Basic information
Application for Master's Degree in the United States
Current institution: Undergraduate in the United States
Current major: Finance + Statistics
Standardized test scores: GPA3.9/4.0, GRE330+3.5
Applied major: Business
Admitted institutions: Columbia University/Washington University in St. Louis

Tutoring Review
Student Mao studied at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for his undergraduate degree, majoring in Finance and Statistics. He achieved excellent grades in both subjects, with a GPA of 3.9, close to 4.0. Since Mao has achieved a GRE score of 320+, he is generally a rather outstanding student. In the first semester of his senior year, Mao was unable to return to the United States for classes due to the pandemic. So, he took advantage of the time he was taking online classes in China to contact relevant study abroad agencies to help him apply for the upcoming graduate program.
After an initial communication, we learned about her comprehensive abilities, so we suggested that she choose our guidance service products. Firstly, in terms of the choice of application subjects, the student independently selected three directions: business analysis, statistics, and finance, which are highly consistent with her undergraduate major. In addition, considering its excellent comprehensive background, we have focused our target on the Top30 institutions in the United States. At the same time, we also encourage students to continue preparing for the GRE exam to achieve better results. During the formal application operation stage, we first conducted a brainstorming session with the student, and then helped her gain a better understanding of the subject she was about to apply for and her future career planning.
During the document and application stage, we guided her in understanding the topics of the application documents, revising them, and proofreading and modifying the application forms. Currently, Mao has successfully been admitted to the Master of Business Analytics program at Washington University in St. Louis and has received a $10,000 scholarship. It is believed that good news about applications from other schools will follow soon!