Tag Archives: client case study

January 6, 2021

B-Schooled Episode #37: A Real Application Review (part 2 of 2)

What in the world happens during an AdCom review of an applicant’s materials? What kinds of things do they consider, and how do they approach the different aspects of a candidates’ materials? In this … →

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May 18, 2020

Snapshot of a Successful SBC Client

Sometimes, it’s instructive (not to mention, fun!) to share a granular look at a successful SBC client and their MBA application journey. Today, we’ve asked SBC consultant Caryn (pictured) to reveal some of the details … →

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May 4, 2020

Snapshot of a Successful MBA Application Process

Sometimes, it’s instructive (not to mention, fun!) to take a granular look at the successful MBA application process of an actual SBC client. Today, we’ve asked SBC consultant Kim (pictured) to share some of … →

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July 5, 2019

What Happened with These Five SBC Clients?

Since launching Stacy Blackman Consulting in 2001, my company has helped thousands of MBA applicants reach their business school goals. Throughout nearly two decades of service, we’ve taken much pride in our consistently excellent … →

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April 2, 2019

Client Case Study: How the GRE® General Test Can Complement an Unconventional Applicant

The decision to pursue an MBA requires serious thought. Motivations vary by person, but prospective business school students should first make sure they’ve identified gaps in their professional development, have clear career goals, and … →

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July 26, 2017

3 Ways to Explain a Job Loss in the MBA Application

This post originally appeared on Stacy’s “Strictly Business” MBA Blog on U.S.News.com If you’re feeling anxious about explaining a gap in employment history in your MBA application, take heart. The members of the admissions committee … →

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