B-Schooled Podcast Episode #145: Waitlist Advice

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MBA candidates who’ve been waitlisted can feel like they’re in some sort of admissions purgatory. In this replay of a previous episode, our host Erika and her fellow SBC consultant and former MBA admissions director Lisa discuss what options waitlisted candidates have to learn more about why they were waitlisted. They also chat about what, if anything, these applicants can do to increase their chances of admission.

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