If you have gotten to the interview stage, congratulations! You put together a great application. Now it is time to convince the Admissions Committee that you are just as great in person as you are on paper. Apply these five tips to come out on top: 1. Do your research I googled …
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Your essay is your opportunity to show the Admissions Committee your passions, your most interesting experiences and the things/people that have inspired you on your journey through life. Whether you are answering a specific question or an open-ended prompt, you want to let your personality shine through. Admittedly, it can be a major stressor in …
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Your recommendations should complement everything else you have already written in other parts of your application. This gives the Admissions Committee a relatively unbiased view of your suitability for the program. A few things to note: 1. Give them time Pick your recommenders early and give them enough time to write a …
Your resume is your opportunity to sell yourself as a driven and competent person. Depending on who your interviewer is (if you progress to the interview stage), it may also be the only part of your application made available to them. The following tips should provide guidance on writing an outstanding resume: 1. …
While you probably cannot help your undergraduate GPA anymore (unless you are still in college/university as you read this), you can definitely influence what you score on your required tests. Most schools use your GMAT/GRE score to approximate your analytical aptitude, so you want to put your best foot forward here. I took the GMAT, …
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Once you have your list of target schools, you’re finally ready to start preparing for the actual application. You will need to plan how and when you would work on each of the application elements for each school. Putting together a robust application takes time and effort so be ready to work! I usually start …
Now that you’ve confirmed that you’re ready for school, it’s time to select the schools you would apply to. Generally, I would advise keeping it to a maximum of 4 – 6 schools so you do not overload yourself, burnout and hurt the overall quality of your applications. You should start by making a short …
Once you have confirmed that Business School is relevant for you, the next thing you need to consider is whether this is the right time to go to Business School. This is highly relative to personal circumstances, but there are a few things that can serve as pointers: 1. Work experience: If …
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People go to Business School for a variety of reasons – from making a career change, advancing to management positions, meeting potential co-founders and investors, to just expanding their network and outlook. The truth is, no matter how amazing a school is, Business School will not hold the same value for everyone. So, before you …
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