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Bruce DelMonico on The Yale School of Management

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BruceDelMonicoIf your goal is a spot in the Yale School of Management, what could be better than an inside look into its MBA program and admissions office?

Listen to the recording of our conversation with Bruce DelMonico, Assistant Dean and Director of Admissions at Yale SOM, for an overview of the MBA program and insight into what the adcom is looking for.

00:01:04 – Linda answers one of the most common b-school admissions questions.

00:05:00 – Overview of the 2 year MBA at Yale SOM.

00:08:34 – Networks with Yale and the Global Network Model.

00:17:18 – What role does leadership play in determining a candidate’s admissibility.

00:22:20 – The Silver Scholars Program (sorry Linda, you don’t qualify).

00:31:16 – The video essay: Why Yale wants it, what they are looking for, how it works, & tips for staying calm.

00:44:50 – Why Yale accepts the GRE.

00:48:52 – How the SOM adcom stays “collectively on their game” even as the hour gets late.

Listen to the full conversation to learn more!*Theme music is courtesy of podcastthemes.com.

Related Links:

Yale School of Management
Silver Scholars Program
Yale SOM 2015 MBA Essay Tips
Tips for Video MBA Essay Questions

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