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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
01 Jun 2010, 12:34
Thanks sunshinemoods. Hope it all goes well on your side too! By the way I am still waiting... Good luck everyone !
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
04 Jun 2010, 02:50
dinged a few minutes ago...
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
04 Jun 2010, 03:10
citivsaltivsfortivs wrote: dinged a few minutes ago...  I am sorry to hear that citivsaltivsfortivs. I think the ding has more to do with the fact that class is almost full rather than any shortcomings in your application.
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
16 Jun 2010, 04:41
With great regrets withdrew my application. Good luck to those who are on waitlist.
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
16 Jun 2010, 06:22
Applicant1978, Good luck with your other MBA/Career endeavours. Is it alright to ask you why you decided to withdraw? Hopefully, some lucky candidate on the wait-list will be awarded your spot! Applicant1978 wrote: With great regrets withdrew my application. Good luck to those who are on waitlist.
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
16 Jun 2010, 08:36
DoctorManhattan wrote: Applicant1978, Good luck with your other MBA/Career endeavours. Is it alright to ask you why you decided to withdraw? Hopefully, some lucky candidate on the wait-list will be awarded your spot! Applicant1978 wrote: With great regrets withdrew my application. Good luck to those who are on waitlist. Thank you. It was a tough decision but I finally decided to go to a different school (US based).
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
16 Jun 2010, 11:41
Applicant1978 wrote: DoctorManhattan wrote: Applicant1978, Good luck with your other MBA/Career endeavours. Is it alright to ask you why you decided to withdraw? Hopefully, some lucky candidate on the wait-list will be awarded your spot! Applicant1978 wrote: With great regrets withdrew my application. Good luck to those who are on waitlist. Thank you. It was a tough decision but I finally decided to go to a different school (US based). Applicant1978, I can certainly relate to that. Enjoy your summer.
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
28 Jun 2010, 11:25
Gents,
I'm applying to LBS this year because this school is known as "European Harvard".
But, the more I think about LBS, the more doubts I have. Very respectful people say that many big London companies have made recruitment freeze and the situation is unlikely to be improve by the time I graduate in 2013 due to unenviable condition of English Economy. It's said that it would be wise to think about attending Columbia or NYU instead.
What do you think about this point of view? Are LBS's alumni dramatically affected by the recruitment freeze?
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
28 Jun 2010, 15:15
Financier recruiting for internships has been very strong this year - with many people taking on more than 1 internships. The signs of recovery are quite evident. LBS places not just in London but throughout europe and Asia. The placement statistics even during the downturn year were strong (and this year they will be stronger still). Good luck with your decision.
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
04 Oct 2010, 01:20
Hi I'm planning to apply to LBS for an executive MBA degree. However, I have only 5 years of experience in the Petroleum Company: 2 years in US, 2 years in Kazakhstan and 1 year in UK. I have Master's in Engineering. My work has purely been technical and project management. I have managed several big projects, and currently working on 3 projects with total value over $50M. GMAT - 650 GPA - 4.89 ou of 5.00 My question: How realistic is it to get into Executive MBA with 5 years of experience.
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
08 Oct 2010, 00:20
Hi there all Im an aspiring MBA applicant from Africa for the london business school MBA program I have written my essays i want to appeal to anyone to help me look at them and make suggestions please
Thank you in anticipation of a favorable response
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
08 Oct 2010, 03:44
Try posting in the 2011 thread here : the-london-business-school-2011-thread-95964-140.htmlolasunmola wrote: Hi there all Im an aspiring MBA applicant from Africa for the london business school MBA program I have written my essays i want to appeal to anyone to help me look at them and make suggestions please
Thank you in anticipation of a favorable response
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
02 Jan 2013, 02:22
On Current Employement Page: 1. What's your organisation's main area of activity?: Am I supposed to describe my internal team or the overall business? 2. Number of Employees: Am I supposed to describe my internal team or the overall business?
On the Previous Employment page: Number of Employees: Am I supposed to describe my internal team or the overall business?
Education Do you feel that your academic performance so far gives an accurate indication of your potential for success on the programme? If so, why? If not, why not? Would you explain a 3.5?
Additional Information Tell us about your main interests and activities in your free time* Any advice on how would you answer this? We encourage applicants to take into consideration the impact of study on family and friends. Who have you discussed your plans with, and what was the response? Feel free to give the names of members of the school community (alumni, students, faculty, staff etc) as appropriate.* Any advice on how would you answer this? Which other schools have you applied to? Any advice on how would you answer this?
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
02 Jan 2013, 04:48
More questions  1. What's your organisation's main area of activity?: Will it look unprofessional, to copy and past a description of the organization from the internet? For example, lets say I took it off Wikipedia. 2. Tell us about your responsibilities. Describe your day-to-day role, details of any clients you work with/for, the level/title of the person you report to, the size of budget for which you are directly responsible and the number of people in your team.How detailed would your answer be? Is a combination of sentences and bullets ok? My current layout is: Overall responsibilities (sentences) Bullets of my main metrics day to day tasks ( sentences) JonAdmissionado wrote: anonymousworld wrote: On Current Employment Page: Hey there buddy. Well the first thing to keep in mind is that the application form is like any other part of your application (Resume. Essays. etc.) in that IN ADDITION to answering the question, this is a great opportinity for you to promote yourself (which should explain some of the logic behind my answers....) Now on to your questions, piece by piece: 1. What's your organisation's main area of activity?: Am I supposed to describe my internal team or the overall business? Whichever is better for you. Meaning if you are in a unique and rare and very demanded niche, you should definitely be mentioning that rather than the overall business. If there is nothing special, then go with the overall industry. (If you mention the niche, you should ALSO mention the overall, after all the question asks for your ORGANISATION) 2. Number of Employees: Am I supposed to describe my internal team or the overall business? Seems to be asking for overall On the Previous Employment page: Number of Employees: Am I supposed to describe my internal team or the overall business? Overall Education Do you feel that your academic performance so far gives an accurate indication of your potential for success on the programme? If so, why? If not, why not? Would you explain a 3.5? No!!!! That would seem very nitpicky. Additional Information Tell us about your main interests and activities in your free time* Any advice on how would you answer this? Tell the truth, trying to make yourself as interesting and diverse seeming as possible. Sport, culture, business, hobbies, etc. Get as much interesting stuff as you can, We encourage applicants to take into consideration the impact of study on family and friends. Who have you discussed your plans with, and what was the response? Feel free to give the names of members of the school community (alumni, students, faculty, staff etc) as appropriate.* Any advice on how would you answer this? Again, you should be telling the truth here. They do want to see of course 1. that your family/significant other/friend are very supportive 2. that you have some connection with the LBS community. 3. You can also consider showing how you doing LBS will impact their lives positively as well Which other schools have you applied to? Any advice on how would you answer this? Here normally I recommend to write all the schools that are not obviously better. So since LBS is one of the best in Europe, you shouldn't have too much fo a problem here. If you were applying to HBS or Stanford I might omit them from the answer. Hope this helps dude...
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Re: The London Business School 2010 thread [#permalink]
04 Jan 2013, 04:57
No problem... but you do realize (i just did) that this is the 2010 thread??? Maybe lets hop over to this year??? http://gmatclub.com/forum/calling-all-london-business-school-2012-applicants-117398-580.html
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