You’ve already written the required essays that most business schools ask for – do you really need to write the optional essay? If you’re a strong applicant who doesn’t need…
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When you’re hard at work on your MBA applications, it’s easy to get caught up in what sounds great to you, or what seems impressive to your friends, co-workers or…
This year, in addition to the 500 word essay that Wharton has been using for the past several years “What do you hope to gain professionally from the Wharton MBA”,…
Today, everyone working anywhere can directly or indirectly identify a global dimension to their work. My previous posts on defining your fit with Wharton addressed three of the four components…
If you are applying to Wharton – then you’ll want to tune in next week August 10th for our webinar, Get Accepted Wharton. Access winning tips that put you ahead…
Many MBA essays ask you to write about a time you were given criticism and how you dealt with it. This may not be the kind of question you wished…
The Stanford business school challenges those applying to be unique in their essays and responses while recognizing the importance of being yourself as you reflect upon and discuss your future…
As part of our month-long anniversary celebration, I’m highlighting some of my favorite blog posts from along the way that I think will really resonate with applicants who are gearing…
Two major changes to Georgetown McDonough's application this year 1. A new essay prompt: A little more focus and 250 words shorter than last year's question. 2. A one-minute video.…
My previous post on defining your fit with Wharton addressed two of the four components of “The Wharton Difference” (Largest Global Network and Culture of Engagement). Here I’ll look at…