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With MBA applicants getting ready to apply to business schools for next year, there are a few important changes about to take place regarding the
In a recent Financial Times article, reporter Jonathan Moules writes about some of the latest changes that have been made in the admissions process for
In our previous blog, we discussed the topic of who to ask for your letters of recommendation, and common mistakes to avoid, and now we’d
In this step we’ll discuss a very important component of your application: letters of recommendation. Every MBA application requires candidates to submit letters of recommendation,
Previously in this series, we identified five common themes found in essays. In addition to those, some of the most daunting essay questions for candidates
There are several themes that recur in essay questions that business schools ask so we’ll provide some MBA essay tips for these. Earlier in
As former directors of admissions, we know that having McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group, Goldman Sachs, or aspirational companies such as Google or Facebook on your
Once you’ve spent the required time identifying your target schools’ admissions criteria, self-reflecting and identifying some of your key traits, and focusing on the personal
Why does it seem like most top full-time MBA programs focus more on applicants in the 20 – 30 year old age range rather than
Tackling application essays for business school is a daunting task. They’re a critical part of your sales pitch. Your application may be read by a
Scoring a 700 on the GMAT today isn’t worth the same as it was 10 years ago. While achieving 700+ in 2003 would place you
Certain business schools, such as Harvard, Wharton, and Tuck, have reduced the number of essays thus making your resume and biographical data a more critical