
Cornell Johnson’s “Back of The Resume” Essay Analysis & Strategy
Whether Cornell Johnson is on your target list of business schools or not, its “back of the resume” essay prompt is instructive for anyone looking
We offer a wealth of tips and strategies across a range of topics—from application advice on Harvard or INSEAD to acing the GMAT, writing essays, navigating MBA interviews, and more.
Whether Cornell Johnson is on your target list of business schools or not, its “back of the resume” essay prompt is instructive for anyone looking
Thinking of pursuing an MBA, but also among the 70 percent of college graduates carrying student loan debt? Given that the standard repayment timeline is a
Wharton just announced a new MBA essay question for its 2018-2019 application. Meanwhile Yale SOM, Kellogg, Tuck, Ross and UCLA Anderson announced admissions deadlines for
As of yesterday, Columbia’s 2018-2019 application is available, and it’s notable that CBS is debuting two new essay questions (three are required). CBS’s new #3
If you’re considering business school, you’re probably aware of the substantial income boost an MBA can provide, particularly from a top program. At the same
This just in: Wharton announced application deadlines for the class of 2021, with R1 slated for Tuesday, September 18, 2018. Just like HBS, which recently
We’re off and running: Harvard Business School just announced an R1 deadline for the Class of 2021 of Wednesday, September 5, 2018. And to keep everyone
The new changes to the GMAT exam announced last week by GMAC are prompting an exhale for anyone who is preparing for the exam. The
Part 2 of this article highlights key dos and don’ts for making the best possible impression at the key touchpoints for personal interaction offered by
From campus visits to MBA networking events, you want to take advantage of these key touchpoints on offer from your top schools. A major milestone
Ranking success isn’t unusual for Chicago Booth, which has enjoyed the #1 in BusinessWeek and The Economist, and #2 in Forbes, and maintained its
In our days as admissions directors at Wharton and INSEAD (respectively), we read many a terrific application that was undermined, lamentably, by a careless