Tag Archives: Tips

April 2, 2012

Junior Girls Volleyball and Scoring Big on the GMAT

So, how is junior girls volleyball related to doing well on the GMAT? I’ll let you decide. Several years ago, I took a teaching position at a private school in Victoria, Canada.  In addition to … →

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February 9, 2012

SBC Scoop: Waitlist Management

*Please note that no client details are ever shared in SBC Scoop or otherwise without complete sign off from client. As Round 2 decisions start coming in, many applicants are shocked by the option they … →

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January 26, 2012

SBC Scoop: Challenging Academic Profile

*Please note that no client details are ever shared in SBC Scoop or otherwise without complete sign off from client. Samita engaged with Stacy Blackman knowing that her undergraduate GPA of 45% from a well-known … →

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January 17, 2012

GMAT Time Management Strategies

Should I Budget more Time at the beginning? Despite what you may have heard, do not spend a majority of time at the beginning of the test. Many people subscribe to this belief in hopes … →

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December 22, 2011

SBC Scoop: Rushing for Round 2

*Please note that no client details are ever shared in SBC Scoop or otherwise without complete sign off from client. This time of year there are only a few weeks until many top MBA’s Round … →

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November 30, 2011

Tuck Admissions Director Offers Tips on Standing Out

While Derrick Bolton, MBA admissions director of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, may advise applicants not to try to stand out, most b-school hopefuls would like to distinguish themselves from the thousands of fellow … →

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