Tag Archives: B-Schooled podcast

June 17, 2020

B-Schooled Episode #8: Time and Energy Wasters

In this episode, Meg — a former University of Chicago Booth admissions committee member and current SBC admissions consultant — joins Erika to discuss some of the biggest things they see MBA candidates wasting … →

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June 10, 2020

B-Schooled Episode #7: School Selection and Program Strengths

In this week’s episode of the B-Schooled podcast, we cover: Listen to B-Schooled episode #7 here, or on any of the podcast apps listed below. B-Schooled is available on most major … →

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June 3, 2020

B-Schooled Episode #6: Strengthening Your Quantitative Profile

In this week’s episode of the B-Schooled podcast, our host Erika and fellow SBC admissions consultant (and former Kellogg adcom) Caryn have a discussion that covers: Listen to B-Schooled episode #6 here, or … →

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May 27, 2020

B-Schooled Episode #5: Round 1 Kickoff

Memorial Day weekend — which we just wrapped up here in the United States — marks the start of the 2020-2021 MBA application season. In this week’s episode of the B-Schooled podcast we’ll cover: • … →

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May 20, 2020

B-Schooled Episode #4: How Important are Extracurriculars and Community Service

What should you do if you’re light on extracurriculars, volunteer work, and community service? And is it even worth it to try and beef up this aspect of your MBA candidacy during COVID-19 lockdowns … … →

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May 13, 2020

B-Schooled Episode #3: Don’t Be Joe or Jane MBA

In this episode of SBC’s new podcast B-Schooled, we discuss the risks of trying to be a “Joe or Jane MBA” — the stereotypical business school candidate. You’ll come to understand why trying to mimic … →

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