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MBA Admissions Books [#permalink] New post 19 Mar 2003, 17:35
There are a few Admissions boks out there :
Which one would you recommend ?

1) How To Get Into The Top Mba Programs ($20)
Author: Montauk, Richard
Edition #2; Paperback
568 pages
Published: September 2002
Pearson Professional Education
ISBN: 0735203199

2) 88 Great MBA applications tips and Strategies ($40)
Paperback: 272 pages
Publisher: Pearson Education Asia Pte., Ltd.; (November 2000)
ISBN: 0130328952

3) ABC of Getting the MBA Admissions Edge ($40)
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 [#permalink] New post 19 Mar 2003, 17:44
I did not read any, really :oops:

but I know these two are popular:

"ABC of Getting the MBA Admissions Edge" and "Your MBA Game Plan: Proven Strategies for Getting into the Top Business Schools".

What do you people think?
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Admissions Books [#permalink] New post 05 Aug 2003, 08:59
I just bought "88 Great MBA Tips". What I didn't know it was that its geared more towards A school admissions. Even though Im applying to a B school I still think the essay writing tips and resume suggestions are good resources. I might end up buying "ABC" when I get closer to applying. Has anyone used either book? Thanks
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 [#permalink] New post 13 Aug 2003, 21:33
Montauk's book is definitely the best on the market. Although he has not really updated it with the last edition it is still the most comprehensive and useful book on the market.
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 [#permalink] New post 11 Mar 2004, 20:34
I liked Montauk's book as it has a lot of sample essays. not, mind you, to copy stuff off from .. but to get a general idea of the question, and some sample essays of admitted applicants ..
I also have the book 'Marketing yourself to top mba programmes' by Phil and Carol Carpenter from HBS. Though this book is even older than Montauk's (refers to apps on disks! :) ), this is pretty insightful .. I especially liked the personal evaluation questions section there .. these questions helped me analyze my goals/interests/background, etc

Cannot comment on the 88 tips .. unfortunately I also didnt know about the mbagameplan .. I think that seems to be pretty good too.
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MBA Jungle [#permalink] New post 15 Apr 2004, 13:02
by Jon Housman is another indispensable guide to the world of MBA. It's highly informative. AC
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