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March 2, 2022 15 views

B-Schooled Podcast Episode #97: HBS FAQs (and Life Advice) with Dawn

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Year after year, SBC admissions consultants hear a lot of the same misconceptions, fears, and questions about the Harvard Business School MBA program from applicants. In this episode, HBS alumnae Erika and Dawn try to clear up some lingering misunderstandings and share insight to help HBS hopefuls best position their candidacies. And Dawn may even enlighten the audience with some amazing life advice as well!

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