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B-Schooled Podcast Episode #40: Round 3 (or Final Admissions Round) Considerations

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In the timeline of any given MBA admissions year, Round 3 has always been an enigma. Does anyone get accepted in Round 3? They must … or else the program wouldn’t offer a Round 3 in the first place, right?

This episode leverages the experience and insight of the entire Stacy Blackman Consulting team to detail what kind of candidate might be a serious contender for Round 3, and who is better off waiting until Round 1 of the next admissions year.

Listen to B-Schooled episode #40 here, or on any of the podcast apps listed below.

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