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Would it help my MBA admissions chances if I secured a recommendation letter from the President of the United States? As hypothetical as it sounds,
Guest article by Scott Woodbury-Stewart, Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep Many GMAT test-takers, particularly those who don’t consider math their strongest subject, start to
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.
As the MBA degree becomes more popular and competitive, an increasing number of schools are offering an alternative in the Executive MBA (EMBA). What is
Investing in an MBA will pay great dividends. On average, those who earn an MBA at one of the world’s premier schools will also double
Over the past few years, my Fortuna Admissions colleagues and I have witnessed a surge in interest for specialty masters degrees across a variety of
Securing a competitive and well-balanced GMAT or GRE score is imperative for maximizing your chances of admissions success to the top MBA programs. Though MIT
If your shortlist of business schools doesn’t include a European program, it should. There are several distinctive advantages to pursuing an international MBA, particularly in
Demand for Masters in Management (MiM) programs are on the rise, and have become increasingly popular over the last few years as more and more
Stanford GSB Admissions Director Kirsten Moss put a fine point on having a strategic approach to securing MBA letters of recommendation during a panel discussion of
If you are in one of the three over-represented MBA applicant pools – candidates from finance, tech and consulting – how do you approach your
Last month, Berkeley Haas announced a new option for any college senior to apply to for its fulltime MBA with a two- to five-year deferment.