no necessity to retake GMAT your experience is brilliant but way too young for top 20 there're several turning points need to be clarified in your career why you took Spanish as your major instead of Economy and what's the correlation among your major, minor, consulting experience, and your future career in finance? why now? you made an assumption that other dimensions of life are subject to your mba study. but the truth is not. Here I assume you're talking about your balance in family life. You can see the typical student profile of any mba schools. A big portion of them build family at the same time or even earlier. Almost a half of mba students in Ross Business School bring their children. You have quite unusual foreign experience that can make you stand out from the pack. It's not about how big your achievement is, but how deep the quality is and its meaning to your life. The last one is the passion. Why finance? Is there anything in your personality or interests lead you to finance? Are you sensitive to money? Are you also good at numbers? Do you invest by yourself? make any profit? How do you manage your own money anyway? There must be some triggers in your life to give you directions. Find them and leverage them well. It's not about getting into what mba, it's about your rest-of-life career. As long as you can find out these answers, the fit schools will emerge by themselves. then you can market yourself accordingly.
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