
Round 1, Round 2 or Round 3? What MBA Applicants Need to Know
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
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.
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
At Fortuna Admissions, we often work with candidates deciding between an MBA or JD, helping them navigate the unique opportunities each degree offers. The right
The Stanford GSB essays continue to present a formidable exercise in self-awareness. The Stanford GSB application esssays include two required questions and two optional short-answer
The MBA interview is all about standing out for the right reasons. Candidates should want to be remembered for what they say, not what they
Being waitlisted can be tormenting, but there are actions you can take now to boost your chances of admission. After all the work you put
As you slice up the Thanksgiving turkey, sit down to a big family meal, and begin to pass side dishes around the table, your son
The MBA interview is a relational process, and the sphere of influence goes well beyond your assessor. It’s vital to recognize that every interaction before,
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
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
The first question I am usually asked is, “What did I do wrong?” after an MBA applicant is rejected. Don’t assume you did anything wrong
Making good on a resolution that’s truly life-changing takes both courage and introspection. If yours is to apply for an MBA this year, you’ll also
Stanford GSB is the most selective MBA program in the world – only 6.2% of its annual MBA applicants secure a seat in its class.