MBA in the news: Google takes top spot
According to Consultant News.com, Google has topped McKinsey to be the most desired MBA employer in the US. This ends McKinsey’s twelve year reign in the top spot. Google was at 129 in 2005 …
May 8, 2007
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May 7, 2007
Admissions Tip: MBAWomen.com
As we wrote on March 9 more and more women are heading to business school. There are many blogs written by female MBA applicants such as Glamour Girl’s Guide to an MBA and A …
May 4, 2007
School Profile: Kellogg JD – MBA program
On April 20 we discussed the new joint degree program between HBS and the Kennedy school as well as other business-policy programs at Tuck, Columbia, Haas, and Darden. Days later Wharton announced their own …
May 2, 2007
Events Next Week!
It’s going to be a busy week! Just wanted to remind everyone about some events and also anounce a new one. Tuesday, May 7: Deadline for the Beat the GMAT scholarship. We …
May 1, 2007
MBA in the News: Scandal and Sport at Duke
Several news sources including bloomberg.com have reported that Fuqua has disciplined thirty-four first year MBA students for violating the school’s honor code. The disciplinary action ranges from failing grades to expulsion. The Duke …
April 30, 2007
Admissions Tip – Crafting your Story
One of the most daunting aspects of the application process is how to explain your background in a succinct but compelling manner. We work extensively with applicants on how to do this across their …
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Charting Your Destiny: Advice for First-Generation MBA Applicants
In the competitive landscape of business school admissions, standing out from the crowd can be daunting. Yet, for first-generation MBA applicants, their unique backgrounds are not just a compelling narrative that sets them apart ...