Wow. CFA 3 is very strong. I know many have a hard time with Level 1. You clearly have a strong profile, the brand-name plus they enter Company transfer into the US should paint that picture.

2. Strong undergrad is great. I don’t think you need to convert your GPA into the 4.0 American system. They would be able to read your original system.

3. The only question that may come up is presentation skills and interviewing. These are critical for consultants as you probably know but that will be some admissions will be looking more so when it comes to your interview performance. Just FYI.

4. The fact that you are transitioning from a consulting role into consulting is also a strength that should help with your career and your admission.

PS. You just need a solid test score to put a nice bow on great profile. Should not be an issue.