B-Schooled Podcast Episode #256: MBA Application Time and Energy Wasters

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Are you spending hours on your MBA applications…but on all the wrong things? In this encore of one of our most popular B-Schooled podcasts, Erika teams up with Meg — a former University of Chicago Booth admissions committee member and current SBC consultant — to break down where applicants routinely waste time, energy, and focus during the application process.

They address:

• Their most-hated question MBA candidates often ask
• Why it doesn’t make sense to worry about certain things in the admissions process
• What applicants’ time is better spent on
• What waitlisted candidates should do (and not do) to strengthen their position
• The pros and cons of MBA message boards
• What MBA candidates should do if/when they find themselves filled with doubts

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Here’s a snapshot of the caliber of expertise on our SBC team.

SBC’s star-studded consultant team is unparalleled. Our clients benefit from current intelligence that we receive from the former MBA Admissions Officers from Wharton, Booth and every elite business program in the US and Europe.  These MBA Admissions Officers have chosen to work exclusively with SBC.

Just two of the many superstars on the SBC team:
Meet Anthony, who served as the Associate Director of MBA Admissions at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where he dedicated over 10 years of expertise.

Meet Kim, who was an Senior Associate Director of Admissions at Chicago Booth.

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