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When it comes to applying to business school, timing is everything—but not in the way many people think. At Fortuna Admissions, we’re often asked, “Should
Applying to a top MBA program is no small feat. You’ve probably been pouring hours into your essays, fine-tuning your resume, and carefully choosing your
Invitations for the Wharton Team Based Discussion are out, and the 2024 prompt asks participants to design an Impact Community committed to meaningful global change.
The two Wharton MBA essay questions are designed to let the admissions committee get to know you on a personal and professional level. First-time MBA
How do you want to feel when your head hits the pillow after your first day as an MBA candidate on campus? Thrilled to enter
Application season for deferred entry programs is heating up, with deadlines coming up in April. Business-bound college and master’s degree students applying for Harvard Business
As a new year arrives, it brings a fresh start —an opportunity to seize the day and transform your future. For many, it’s a time
What do you do when the MBA admissions interviewer asks you whether 3,599 is a prime number? (Besides trying not to break into a cold
Kellogg Northwestern is waiving GMAT and GRE exams for unemployed tech workers, a bold MBA admissions move that’s received both praise and criticism. In this
I still have the thank you note from the first student I admitted to Penn in 1990 (pictured here). It means a lot to me.
My Fortuna Admissions colleague interviewed an MBA graduate named Paul Heslop, who serves as an Operations and Planning Chief for the United Nations. Among Paul’s
Matt Symonds and I had known each other for about 10 years while I was at Wharton as a Senior Associate and then Acting Director