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.
Applying for the MBA represents more than the next step in your career, but the opportunity to pause amid the velocity of your fast-paced life
My Fortuna Admissions colleagues and I have seen an uptick in interest in the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon. One of the smallest
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
I have a few MBA applicants who talk to me like we are buddies, and we are not. I fear that if they communicate with
INSEAD is among the top schools that enlist alumni to conduct MBA admissions interviews. In doing so, the Fontainebleau, France-based program strives to pair you
So, tell me about yourself. This is a question you can expect to receive, in various forms, from any personal interaction related to the business
We all have a personal brand, regardless of whether you intentionally manage it or not (and if you don’t, let this be your impetus to start). In
It’s tempting to want to plug your winning story into play for each business school on your list once you’ve done the hard work of
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
You put your heart and soul into applying for an MBA in hopes of getting into a top business school. You were invited for an
The single most important thing you can do when you hit submit on your MBA application is to be confident that it’s the very best
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.