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I have reprinted below an interview that appeared in the Stanford Business Reporter last week. Second year Stanford GSB student, Marisol Vidal Palma, interviewed Derrick Bolton, MBA Admissions Director at the GSB. Read on …
I was pleased to be featured in the March 2006 issue of Entrepreneur magazine, particularly because they highlighted my marketing approach to the admissions process. Hopefully, the article serves to further illustrate some of …
As of January, 2006, scratch paper is no longer part of your GMAT experience. Instead, each test-taker receives an erasable “white board” and pen to be used in lieu of scratch paper. …
While the waitlist may mean additional agony, it is usually an opportunity to further market yourself to the admissions committee. It is important to “follow the rules”, so make sure you understand your school’s …
When you receive a waitlist notification, you are not quite sure how to feel. It is not an acceptance…and yet there is still hope. You are in agony – the waiting continues. The …
The interview is the most unpredictable portion of the application process. While it is important to prepare, it is virtually impossible to predict what you will be asked. Every interviewer is different and …
Gain insight into the review process and eliminate weaknesses from your MBA application.