The two required questions have 250-word minimums. While specifying MBA essay length minimums is very unusual, it fits with Booth’s history of breaking the mold. At the same time, don’t infer…
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Tuck has developed a very purposeful process focused on admitting people who meet its four criteria, summed up as: smart, accomplished, aware and encouraging. The criteria match my understanding of…
Our free masterclass, Get Accepted to Stanford GSB, is coming up this week and spots are filling up fast. Register now to join us! If you’re applying to Stanford, you already…
Do you have the smarts that Stanford GSB is looking for? What are the qualities that Stanford GSB is looking for as they build their class? How do successful applicants…
The harsh reality is that more than 90% of applicants to Stanford will be rejected. Among those rejections are no doubt scores of very accomplished and talented applicants. Yet the…
In terms of its application, Stanford is once again re-using its essay questions. And there’s good reason for the recycling: Stanford has excellent questions that succinctly get to the heart of…
Wharton changed its first essay questions and left its second required question and optional questions as they have been for the last couple of years. The “change” to the first…
In our recent masterclass, Get Accepted to Harvard Business School, we shared must-have information about how to approach the elements of the HBS application in a way that will maximize your…
What are the qualities that Stanford GSB is looking for as they build their class? How do successful applicants stand out from the crowd? At a school as competitive as…
If there is one theme I heard over and over during my interactions with Kellogg representatives, whether at AIGAC or on an Accepted podcast interview with Admissions Dean Kate Smith, it’s…