Ross Posts Essay Prompts for Fall 2011

The Ross School of Business has just posted its essay questions for the fall 2011 full-time MBA program. This time around, applicants must answer three required essays, a fourth essay with a choice of two topics, and an optional essay.

Essay 1
Introduce yourself in 100 words or less.

Essay 2
Describe your career goals. How will the Ross MBA help you to achieve your goals? (500 word maximum)

Essay 3
Describe a time in your career when you were frustrated or disappointed. What did you learn from that experience? (500 word maximum)

Essay 4
Select one of the following questions:
Ӣ What are you most passionate about and why? (300 word maximum)
Ӣ We expect that Ross MBAs will not only be effective leaders, but also effective teachers. How will you contribute to the learning experience of your peers at Ross? (300 word maximum)

Optional Essay
Is there anything else you think the Admissions Committee should know about you to evaluate your candidacy? (500 word maximum)

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