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You may be familiar with David Pogue, who writes articles for The New York Times about technology (and writes dozens of books about technology, and hosts many television programs about…
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The London Business School is a close knit program with an international focus, set in one of the most exciting centers of culture in Europe. Among one of the top…
According to the Cornell MBA admissions blog, Cornell "changed the direction of our questions this year to better understand your career choices and of course, who you are." Cornell MBA’s…
Last week Linda presented an exciting webinar – about how to make top b-school adcom members fall in love with you – hosted by our friends over at the GMAT…
How many times have you wandered through a bookstore, opening up a book to read the first few lines only to quickly close it again? How often have you read…
This post originally appeared on Stacy’s “Strictly Business” MBA blog on U.S.News.com Many MBA applicants fear they don't have enough or the right type of extracurricular activities and community service…
UCLA Anderson has only two required essays for first-time applicants, which will allow you only 1500 words to communicate directly with the admissions committee and make your case for admission…
Continuing the trend started last year, UVA Darden again asks candidates to answer only one essay question. While you only have to write 500 words, you have to make those…
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In a recent update to its MBA admissions blog, Stanford Graduate School of Business attempts to ease the concerns of some applicants wondering how the school will view their scores…