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Hello, thank you for the insights, that was really helpful. I am very interested by the program, I have also been looking at the double degree X-HEC Data for Business. I find this program, alongside with International Finance at HEC very interesting and rewarding in the long run. I'd love to know about my chances : I hold a finance masters since 2019 with a 3.7 GPA from ISCAE (one of the leading business schools in Africa), I have a 5 years experience as HRBP in OCP SA (a leading company in the industry of fertilizers). I want to switch back to finance and I'd love to go for a very highly regarded diploma like International Finance, HEC. That would make my reconversion smoother and rewarding. What do you think would be an efficient study plan to make turn my ambition into reality? I'd love to add that I am very fond of the French culture, I have read many books of renowned French thinkers like Montaigne, Camus, Morin, etc.
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Hi any chance you can make a video on the Cambridge Mfin degree? Not much information on UA-cam
It's on the agenda :)
Hello, thank you for the insights, that was really helpful. I am very interested by the program, I have also been looking at the double degree X-HEC Data for Business. I find this program, alongside with International Finance at HEC very interesting and rewarding in the long run. I'd love to know about my chances : I hold a finance masters since 2019 with a 3.7 GPA from ISCAE (one of the leading business schools in Africa), I have a 5 years experience as HRBP in OCP SA (a leading company in the industry of fertilizers). I want to switch back to finance and I'd love to go for a very highly regarded diploma like International Finance, HEC. That would make my reconversion smoother and rewarding. What do you think would be an efficient study plan to make turn my ambition into reality?
I'd love to add that I am very fond of the French culture, I have read many books of renowned French thinkers like Montaigne, Camus, Morin, etc.
Ur Gmat score?