B-Schooled Episode #35: Last-Minute Applications
Are you a Round 1 candidate who’s decided to apply to a few additional schools in Round 2 now that you’ve heard back from your initial list of programs? Or are you a Round …
December 23, 2020
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December 21, 2020
Holiday Time Management Tips for B-School Applicants
Just over two weeks from today, the first Round 2 MBA deadlines hit. Are you ready for some last-minute time management tips? Even if you’re not a list person, it’s time to become one—at …
December 17, 2020
Tips for Virtual Negotiations
“Fresh Ideas from the Blacklight” SBC’s Weekly Newsletter for Professionals For some people, face-to-face negotiations were already tough enough. With no end to the pandemic in sight, it seems negotiating over Zoom may become …
December 16, 2020
B-Schooled Episode #34: Underrepresented Minority Applicants and the MBA
A Conversation with Roxanne Mendez, Executive Director of the Riordan Programs In this episode of the podcast, Roxanne Mendez, Executive Director of the Riordan Programs, joins us to talk about the experiences of underrepresented …
December 14, 2020
Standardized Tests for Business School
The COVID-19 pandemic upended the business school admissions process in the spring. With lockdowns in place and testing centers closed, completing those standardized tests for business school became impossible. Therefore, some MBA programs announced …
December 10, 2020
Stanford GSB’s Commitment to Diversity
You could say that 2020 has been a year of awakening on many fronts. Calls for racial and social justice —particularly in education— have become increasingly urgent. And the Stanford Graduate School of Business …
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Mitigating a Red Flag in the MBA Application
Nobody likes drawing attention to their past mistakes, academic or otherwise. But when applying for a seat at a competitive business school, not addressing an apparent red flag does more harm than good. Being ...