In last week's article, we shared tips for short-term goals. We want to ensure your MBA career goals essay resonates with the admissions committee. We shared that your post-MBA goals should be specific, realistic, and logical. This is all true, but it’s only one piece of the puzzle. A strong short-term goal shows you understand who...
You’re probably aware that ambitious, yet realistic MBA career goals are critical to a compelling business school application. Not only that, understanding how business school will accelerate or pivot your career path is essential to justifying the financial and time investment required to pursue an MBA. Many clients we speak with have a general sense of what...
While ‘when do MBA applications open?’ is a very relevant question (keep reading for the answer), it shouldn’t define when you begin working on your MBA application materials. Yes, we know the Round 1 MBA application deadlines seem so far away, but they’re not! Read on for our ideal MBA application timeline and you'll see why...
Dreaming of Stanford GSB? You're likely thinking about your essays. This guide will help you stand out in a highly competitive applicant pool. Here's everything you need to know to craft a compelling application. Stanford GSB Application Overview 2021-2022 Stanford GSB Application Deadlines Round 1 – September 9, 2021* Round 2 – January 5, 2022* Round 3 / Deferred Enrollment – April...
MBA program selection is invariably one of the first things we discuss with our MBA admissions consulting clients. While they often hope we’ll quickly help them narrow down their list of target schools, it’s just not that simple. In fact, how to decide where to apply is a question that takes some diligence, and perhaps some...
If the first two application deadlines for the top MBA programs got away from you, you’re not alone! Now you might be questioning if you should apply in round 3 or wait until next year. While we can’t make the decision for you, we can tell you the truth about round 3 MBA applications. How Top MBA...
As MBA admissions consultants, a question we often receive is which top MBA programs don't require the GMAT or GRE and whether taking one of these tests is really necessary to gain admission. We get it! Taking the time to prepare for and take the GMAT or GRE (often multiple times) is a lot of work....
As an MBA admissions consultant, I often see applicants struggle with choosing between the GMAT and GRE. The decision can feel overwhelming. Should they take the GMAT or GRE? When should they prepare and sit for the exam? What GMAT or GRE score is ‘good enough’? These are the right questions to ask but, as with nearly...
With the Round 2 deadline quickly approaching, you might be sitting down to tackle your Booth application over the holiday break. Chicago Booth offers numerous points of differentiation. Its urban location and innovative, flexible curriculum set it apart from other top programs. If you’re applying to Booth, here is what you need to know. Application Run Down Deadlines Round...
If you’re planning to apply to an MBA program in Round 2, establishing a comprehensive Round 2 Application Plan is essential to meeting your deadlines without compromising quality. Ideally, you already have a strong application strategy and personal brand, allowing you to focus on one of the most critical and time-intensive components: your essays. If you’ve...
If you’re looking for Essay Advice – Dartmouth Tuck, you’re in the right place. You may have seen that Businessweek recently reaffirmed its #2 ranking for Tuck amongst US MBA Programs. While specific rankings are of debatable importance, there’s no doubt that Dartmouth Tuck has amazing attributes to offer – beautiful surroundings, a personalized experience, and...
With Kellogg’s 2021-2022 Round 1 deadline quickly approaching, our admissions consulting clients have been asking how best to prepare for and tackle Kellogg’s video essays. For context, let’s think about what Kellogg is trying to learn about you from this portion of the application. Since the school leverages alumni (like myself!) to conduct the vast majority of...
If you're wondering how to find the best admissions consulting help, this article is for you. I can't claim to have all the answers. I don’t claim to have all the answers. But I can share perspective from both sides of the process. My journey began when I worked with an MBA admissions consultant during my...
Working on your 2021-2022 Columbia Business School application? Here is what you need to know: Application Run Down Columbia is one of the only top schools where the timing of when you click “submit” can matter. Since Columbia has rolling admissions, it’s often to your benefit to submit your application early. This is an important one to stay...
If you’re a round one MBA applicant and you haven’t had the “oh sh#t” moment yet, you’re probably not paying attention. Starting with HBS on 9/8, round one applicants face a busy month as they finalize their applications and make last minute changes before the deadlines. The team at Vantage Point MBA is here to help. Here is...
Kellogg’s 2021-22 application is open! If you’re considering applying to Kellogg, here is what you need to know: Application Run Down The deadlines are as follows: Round 1: 15 September 2021 Round 2: 5 January 2022 Round 3: 6 April 2022 (please do yourself a favor and don’t wait for Round 3) There are two required essay questions, which remain unchanged from...
At first glance, the Harvard Business School essay question seems fairly simple. It remained unchanged again for the 2021-2022 application cycle. The prompt asks: What more would you like us to know as we consider your candidacy? However, many candidates feel lost after considering this question. They struggle to figure out what the adcom wants. They wonder...
Wharton released its 2021-2022 MBA essay questions. These prompts offer a fresh twist on last year's questions. As in prior years, they are direct. They allow enough word count to paint a robust picture of who you are and why Wharton is right for you. As such, I often recommend that my clients tackle this application...
“Is my test score strong enough?” That question is plaguing hundreds, if not thousands, of MBA applicants this time of year. By now, many MBA hopefuls have taken the GMAT or GRE at least once, but aren’t sure if their score is “enough” to get them into their dream programs. While a test score is only one...
Michigan Ross’ full time MBA application is live! This midwestern stalwart prides itself on its collegial culture and focus on action-based learning. Its location in one of the preeminent ‘college towns’ and passionate alumni network also count as some of this program’s key selling points. If you’re considering applying to Michigan Ross, here is what you need...
*Updated June 7, 2021 It's that time of year! The top MBA programs are starting to release their deadlines and applications. Now is the time to pick your first school and start drafting essays in order to be ready for the September and October deadlines. Over the next few weeks, all of the deadlines and essay topics...
And so, it begins…the first 2021-22 MBA application is live! Last week, the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business opened their application. It includes a variety of short answer essay prompts. Admissions tweaked the prompts slightly from last year. Darden will continue to offer an early decision round. You can choose binding or non-binding options. In...
A question we often hear this time of year is “when should I start working on my MBA applications if I’m applying in the fall?” It seems so far away… But it’s not! You can guess where we’re going with this. The answer is that you need to start right now. Seriously, the amount of time you...
As an MBA hopeful, you are undoubtedly aware that strong MBA recommendation letters are critical to your candidacy. You may wonder, how important are they to the admission committee’s evaluation of you? What, exactly, are they hoping to glean from your recommendations? And most importantly, how can you ensure that you get the most glowing letter(s)...
While many people think of January as the time to reflect, I find that spring – with its first warm days, sunlight extending a little later into the evening, and flowers emerging from the ground – can be an equally optimal time to set aside habits that aren’t serving us and commit to goals for the...
In our recent series on developing compelling MBA career goals (click to read Part I and Part II), I discussed how these goals are an integral component of your ‘personal brand’. So, what is a personal brand exactly and how do you go about discovering yours? What Is a Personal Brand and Why Does It Matter? The personal...
In Part I of this series on MBA career goals, I shared how to craft a short-term career goal that is specific, realistic, and logical. Checking those boxes' shows the admissions committee something important. You understand which companies hire from their program. But that alone won't excite them about having you in their incoming class. This is...
This time of year, we do a lot of 'ding analysis.' Many applicants from last year asks our team for help. They want to understand what went wrong. Below are some of the common pitfalls we see, which we hope will help you know what to avoid as you start the MBA application process this year. <strong>Being...
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As an MBA admissions consultant, I help clients with several critical tasks. First, I help them develop their ‘personal brand’. This is often the most important element. A strong, authentic personal brand is the backbone of success. It drives your entire application. It is the marketing pitch you present to schools that demonstrates three key things. First,...
As an MBA admissions consultant, I often help clients with one concern. They want to know how to address an employment gap in their MBA application. The past year brought upheaval. More prospective MBA candidates than usual faced job changes. Many experienced periods of unemployment. They fear admissions committees will view this negatively. They worry about...
Updated 2.4.21 Researching MBA programs is critical for a winning application. You must demonstrate ‘fit’ with your target schools. This requires understanding both yourself and the program’s culture. This is harder than it sounds! Making an effective case as to why a program is a fit requires a nuanced understanding of both yourself / your goals and...
Let’s Get Efficient Deferred MBA admissions candidates: Get expert support through our new Small Group MBA Workshops. We're offering the benefit of working with a Vantage Point MBA consultant in small, high-value sessions. You'll receive personalized feedback. You'll also learn from your fellow participants. Whether you're just getting started or halfway through, these sessions empower you with...
Updated 1.14.21 One of the most common concerns we hear? Clients worry their low undergrad GPA will prevent acceptance to their dream MBA program. Maybe you chose the toughest major. Perhaps you had a little too much fun. Or you were so involved in extracurriculars that you didn't have enough time to study. The good news? A...
Goodbye 2020 and hello 2021! While it seems every New Year comes with a sense of optimism and hope for the future, this year takes that sentiment to the extreme. Perhaps you’re planning for a fresh start in more ways than one by applying to MBA programs this fall. Congrats on taking that leap – from...
Updated 12.14.20 So, you’re on the waitlist for your dream school? It wasn’t the decision you were hoping for, but the good news is that you’re still in the running. Being on the waitlist means that the adcom really liked you and thought you would be a great fit for their program but, for any number of...
Peruse any MBA admissions site or forum. You will find that most dialogue gears toward full time programs. While much of the advice translates to part time programs, clients I speak with who are interested in the latter option often rue the lack of specific resources. As such, I thought it would be helpful to outline a...
Updated 11.30.2020 At first glance, the Harvard Business School essay question, which remained unchanged again for the 2020-2021 application cycle, seems fairly simple. What more would you like us to know as we consider your candidacy? However, after giving it some thought, many candidates find themselves quite lost, trying to figure out what the adcom is looking for...
When it comes time to write your MBA application essays, you will face one topic for nearly every program to which you are applying is why that particular school is the best fit for you. When it comes time to write your why MBA essay, you will face one topic for nearly every program. You must...
As an MBA admissions consultant, I find that clients and prospective clients, especially those early in their MBA journeys, are often fraught with anxiety and indecision about standardized testing. Which test should they take? When should they prepare and sit for the exam? Is their score ‘good enough’ or should they retake the test? These are the...
Updated 10.23.20 That’s the question facing many MBA applicants at this time of year. The Round 2 deadlines are quickly approaching in January, but waiting until Round 1 next year means delaying matriculation until fall of 2022. So which timing is right for you? As with all aspects of the MBA application process, it depends. To help you...
In recent years, we’ve seen significant growth in deferred MBA programs at the top business schools. A trend that started primarily at Harvard Business School with the 2+2 program and Stanford GSB has now come to Wharton, Chicago Booth, Columbia, MIT Sloan, Kellogg, Darden, and Yale. The list continues to grow every year. As a college senior,...
Updated 10.1.20 These three bullets should be on your MBA resume if you want to stand out. When crafting your application, your resume deserves special attention. The right MBA resume bullets can make the difference between acceptance and rejection. Round 2 deadlines are three months away. If you haven't started your MBA resume, now is the time....
Updated 9.17.20 After interviewing countless MBA candidates for Kellogg, I can solve the mystery of whether your questions matter. They absolutely do. To remain competitive, you must recognize the specific MBA interview questions to avoid. The inquiries you choose demonstrate your level of interest, your listening skills, and your professional engagement. Second, they often demonstrate how well...
With Kellogg’s 2020-2021 Round 1 deadline quickly approaching, my admissions consulting clients have been asking how best to prepare for and tackle Kellogg’s video essays. For context, let’s think about what Kellogg is trying to learn about you from this portion of the application. Since the school leverages alumni (like myself!) to conduct the vast majority of...
If you’re a round one MBA applicant and you haven’t had the “oh sh#t” moment yet, you’re probably not paying attention. Starting with HBS on 9/8, round one applicants face a crazy couple of weeks as they finalize their applications and make last minute changes before the deadlines. The team at Vantage Point MBA is here to...
As an MBA admissions consultant, I've seen time and again how MBA networking can make all the difference. It separates a standout application from a forgettable one. Yet, I am often surprised by how often applicants overlook this part of the process. This is especially true now. Many programs have gone virtual. Although some parts of the...
*Updated August 10, 2020 By now, most of the top MBA programs have released their application deadlines and essay topics for the 2020-2021 season. Below we’ve summarized what’s out so far so you can stay on top of it. First, it is important to remember that when you apply matters significantly. For instance, Early Action programs often have...
Perhaps it’s because this summer has been…untraditional to say the least, but time is flying by. The earliest MBA Round 1 deadlines are approaching in only six weeks! That realization may strike fear in many of you, which is understandable, but try to harness the panic as motivation to plan for how you will use the...
The events of the last few weeks, let alone the last few months, have left me feeling, well, a lot: anger, sadness, disappointment, discomfort, and yet hope for a better tomorrow. But I know that is nothing compared to what our black friends, neighbors, colleagues, and fellow citizens are, and have been, feeling in this country....
“If you think you are too small to be effective, you have never been in bed with a mosquito.” — Betty Reese In the current environment, the days slowly tick by. Fear often feels unavoidable. Many of us feel helpless and long for the recent past when life felt normal. I know I often do! Sometimes my...
A successful MBA application demonstrates your alignment with a specific institution. While official websites provide foundational data, school marketing materials often blur together. Top-tier programs all highlight cutting-edge coursework, acclaimed faculty, and premier corporate recruitment networks. Consequently, researching MBA programs when you can’t visit requires a shift toward subjective metrics: institutional culture and personal compatibility. This is...
Every MBA applicant must demonstrate leadership at work, regardless of title. A consistent "habit of leadership" differentiates top candidates. Remote work has reduced traditional opportunities like elevator pitches and spontaneous meetings. But clear ways to stand out still exist. Here's how to demonstrate leadership during crisis—no matter where you work. Why You Must Step Up NowMBA applications...
Melody and I have held off on sending out advice over the last week as the right “advice” has seemed like a moving target. However, it looks like uncertainty will be the new “situation normal” for a while; and as two banker girls who lived through the 2008-2009 financial crisis, we have some advice for how...
Last week, Vantage Point MBA Senior Consultant Katie M. hosted a webinar on GMAT Club's YouTube channel. She tackled a timely topic: networking for your MBA applications. MBA networking can feel especially abstract in an already subjective application process. Many applicants see it as another task on a long MBA application to-do list. What is it...
It’s already February. You may feel like there is plenty of time before the first round of MBA application deadlines. However, there are five things you can be doing right now to strengthen your applications and reduce stress later. Review the list below and start planning your timeline for the year. Assume that everything will take...
Wondering where the last six months went? They flew by in a blur. You're not alone. The first two deadlines for top MBA programs slipped away. You're not alone there either. Now you're questioning: Is MBA Round 3 worth it? Or should you wait until next year? The Truth About Round 3 MBA Applications We can't decide for...
As a college senior, you may wonder if your initial career choices will impact your grad school prospects. If you are seeking flexibility, a deferred admission MBA might be the ideal path to ensure you are appealing to top programs while gaining professional experience. These questions are difficult to answer. After graduation, your career can take many...
How to Choose an MBA Program: Start With Rankings Rankings from U.S. News, Forbes, and The Economist offer a useful starting point, as they show how the market perceives each school. However, have you noticed how widely they vary? Rankings change by source, methodology, and even year. As a result, this volatility highlights an important truth: you...
The resume you used to get your last job is not the one you will use to apply to business school. I know - it’s frustrating. You spent hours getting it right to go out into the job market, only to find that you’re going to have to rework that small but powerful document in order...
Should you apply Round 1 vs Round 2? HBS deadlines are just 13 weeks away. At this stage, many applicants realize that work projects or personal commitments have consumed more time than expected. Consequently, the application process feels more rushed than originally anticipated. This is also the time when many applicants start wondering whether they should...
If you’re just starting, the timeline below can help you stay on track over the next 13 weeks. This MBA application plan ensures you hit every deadline. So hopefully, you already have a strong application strategy and personal brand that you’re leveraging to start thinking about how to approach one of the most critical and time-intensive...
An insightful applicant asked me last week “when have you seen an applicant fail?” I love this question. And as I thought about the applicants who had come to us asking for an assessment of what went wrong last year, there was one thing their applications had in common: lack of a clear theme....
As you apply to business school, using strong MBA resume bullet examples can significantly improve how admissions committees perceive your experience. However, not all resume bullets are created equal! Merely describing your accomplishments often fails to highlight your leadership potential. Admissions committees evaluate leadership as a primary metric. As such, below is a list of three bullets...
A winning HBS essay strategy can make the difference between a good and a standout application. Many candidates struggle to know which stories best highlight their leadership and personal growth. At first glance, the Harvard Business School essay question seems fairly simple. It will remain unchanged this year. What more would you like us to know as...
Vulnerable leadership MBA is the secret weapon that separates good applications from great ones. Picture this: in an interview, you're asked about something that went wrong in a past job. Instead of explaining what happened, you might spin a story. You might claim you predicted the failure. Or you might say your hands were tied. This tendency...
It’s not "we" — it’s "me." For the ladies out there, repeat that to yourself. Why Women Struggle With Self-Promotion For a large portion of the women I work with each year who are navigating MBA applications for top programs, we eventually discuss the 'W': not win, not woman, but "we." Women tend to feel uncomfortable taking credit...
Understanding the MBA application timeline is crucial for business school success. Last week we presented to a large bank's analyst class, and one of the first questions we were asked was “when should I start working on my applications if I’m applying in the fall?” It seems so far away...
MBA applications take up a TON of time!! Studying for the GMAT, visiting schools, writing essays, and prepping recommenders all take effort. We estimate the average applicant spends 150–250 hours applying to business school, depending on the number of schools. That’s essentially a serious part-time job on top of your day job. Every year, I speak with...
This time of year, our team is doing a lot of “ding analysis”, which is when someone who applied last year comes to us and asks our team to help them understand what went wrong. Below are three common MBA application pitfalls our team frequently identifies during 'ding analysis.' Avoiding these mistakes is crucial as you...
Every year we see a question that the “interwebs” seems conflicted about. Is it ok to write your own recommendation, or hire an admissions consultant to write it and have your recommender submit it? A lot of people apparently do this. Should you? No. And here’s why: first and foremost, your integrity. For most schools, you must...
For those 2018-2019 Round One MBA applicants out there, if you haven’t had the “oh sh#t” moment yet, then you’re probably not paying attention. Harvard Business School applications are due in two weeks. Starting with HBS on 9/5, round one applicants face a crazy couple of weeks as they finalize their applications and make last minute changes...
Finding yourself on the MBA waitlist can feel frustrating after months of hard work. However, being waitlisted doesn't mean sitting idle—most schools welcome updates that strengthen your candidacy. We've received countless questions about the MBA admissions waitlist over the past month. Here are the top three questions answered to help you navigate this critical phase. 1) Will...
Getting rejected from Harvard Business School is devastating. Many HBS reapplicants give up entirely. But with the right strategy, reapplying can succeed. This case study shows how Callie transformed her candidacy after rejection—and got into HBS and other top programs the second time around. From our initial conversations with Callie, we could tell she was a compelling...
One of our clients was recently in this exact situation. Her Kellogg application was submitted and her interview was completed. She was just waiting for the final decision. Then, she received an email inviting her to an intimate networking brunch in her hometown of [major US city*]. Her mind immediately started racing, wondering “What does this...
The MBA Letters of recommendation often creates anxiety. This is especially true if you've recently changed jobs or prefer not to tell your employer about your business school plans. We constantly hear from candidates unsure who to ask—or worried that admissions committees will read into who skipped writing their MBA recommendation letter. Below, we answer the...
If you're in your first few years of work, meeting the 'leadership potential' threshold for top MBA programs can seem daunting. You may have just started to feel comfortable with your job. How will you show admissions committees that you have what it takes to be a leader? Yesterday The Wall Street Journal published a fabulous article...
Every week we speak with MBA applicants trying to figure out how the MBA application process works and how they stack up to the competition. So, in this series we will track the best questions we've received. We will periodically send out a summary of the answers (think FAQ style). This will help fast track the...
It’s already February, and while it may seem like you have plenty of time, there are several things you can do right now to strengthen your MBA applications. Take a look at the list below, start laying-out your timeline for the year, and as always, we offer a free 30-minute consultation if you want to chat with us...
“Do I need to retake the GMAT?” That’s a question plaguing hundreds, if not thousands, of MBA applicants this time of year. By now, many MBA hopefuls have taken the GMAT at least once but aren’t sure if their score is “enough” to get them accepted to their dream programs. While the GMAT is only one data...
When I bring up 'leadership experience' in an MBA application, applicants often respond, "but I'm not in a management position." Truly, that's OK. Most entering classes average 26-28 years old. So don't be surprised if you haven't yet managed a team. The truth is that many applicants to top business schools have never managed anyone. Most,...
Many business schools have started releasing their 2017–2018 applications. These releases include the much-anticipated essay questions. For some applicants, this is the fun part. For others, it is the most stressful part. Boiling down your accomplishments, passions, and goals into 500–750 words is difficult. But step one is having something to write about in the first...
Are you a non-traditional MBA applicant worried your background hurts your chances? Many applicants ask: "I'm a non-traditional applicant — how do I offset this weakness in my application?" Others wonder: "I think that my non-traditional background is a strength in my application because it differentiates me from all the consultants and bankers — do you...
Schools will release this year's MBA applications sometime in June or July, on average. So what can you be doing now? A lot. If you start your MBA application timeline now, you can knock out some low-hanging fruit. You'll be ready to hunker down once the applications come out. First thing’s first - if you haven’t taken...
Columbia Business School is one of the top MBA programs in the world and receives over 6,000 applications every year across its August and January entry options. With an acceptance rate hovering around 17% (for the class of 2018), it takes more than just a great GMAT score to make the cut. Diversity, leadership, impact, perseverance...
In an already subjective and often ambiguous process, networking can feel abstract—or just another task on your MBA application to-do list. What is it exactly? Do you really need to do it? How will it help you get into your dream school? How do you get started? These are all questions that we’ve been hearing a...
Low undergrad GPA? Perhaps you chose a tough major or focused too much on extracurriculars. Whatever the reason, a low GPA is actually one of the easiest weaknesses to mitigate in your MBA applications. College was years ago. You've grown since then. You've started a career, earned promotions, and maybe even managed a team. Your progress since...
Round 3 ("R3") deadlines approach. For some applicants, this represents the last chance for 2017 MBA admission. For others, it's a "do-over" round after unsatisfactory Round 2 results. As we discussed in The Truth About Round 3, chances of admission in R3 are notoriously low, particularly at the top programs. However, they’re not impossible, and if...
"Where should I apply?" This question starts every MBA school selection journey. It's a question that requires diligence and introspection. You want to be thoughtful about MBA school selection for several reasons. Let us guide you through the process. So limit your list strategically. Choose schools that make sense for you while maximizing admission chances. So, you...
So you're on the MBA waitlist for your dream school? It wasn't the decision you hoped for. But here's the good news: you're still in the running. Being on the MBA waitlist means the adcom really liked you. They thought you'd be a great fit. But for various reasons, they couldn't extend an offer—yet. And that...
After interviewing MBA hopefuls for Kellogg over the past six years, I can solve the apparent mystery of whether or not the questions you ask at the interview matter: undoubtedly,they do. Like the overall admissions process, much of the interview is subjective. There is no quantifiable formula to determine how well you did. In fact, it's...
It may be “only January” now, but for most busy MBA applicants, the deadlines sneak-up faster than you think. As such, we compiled a list of best practices from our clients this past year that can help guide you over the next few months. Schedule Your Class Visits Now “I visited all of my target schools the year...
If you’re wondering where the last 5 months went, how they flew by in a blur, you’re not alone! Missed the first two MBA application deadlines? You're not alone. Some candidates even miss three. It happens more than you think. Now you're facing a tough choice. Apply in Round 3? Or wait until next year? We...
This year, more than ever, we've fielded calls from panicked applicants. Deadlines snuck up on them. Were you caught up in the election? Swamped at work? Or just enjoying life? You're not alone. Many are just now facing their MBA 'to do' list. They wonder if they can finish in time. Here's what's realistic based on...
Deciding between a full-time vs part-time MBA? You're not alone. Many professionals struggle with this choice. Both options offer the same valuable degree, but the experience differs significantly. I served as admissions director at Chicago Booth's Evening and Weekend MBA Programs. I love discussing FT vs PT options. In the past, 'part-time' suggested a lesser, less rigorous...
Should you apply Round 2 MBA or wait for Round 1 next year? Thousands of applicants ask this question every fall. With Round 2 deadlines just 5 weeks away in January, the decision feels urgent. Round 2 deadlines approach quickly in January (only 5 weeks away!) but if you wait for Round 1 next year, you...
“It takes a village” to navigate the MBA journey. However, finding the right MBA application advice is critical to your success. Although the process may seem lonely at first, savvy applicants seek multiple perspectives along the way. Notably, even if you do not seek advice, people will often offer it freely. As in all matters, not all...
You have approximately two months before the round two MBA application deadlines. So it’s time to un-glue yourself from the news, excuse yourself from the continued debates, and focus your attention on your own future - business school. With the holidays coming-up, round two deadlines sneak up on most people faster than they think. Taking the GMAT...
