By Adam Hoff, Amerasia Consulting Group This is a post I write basically every year because it comes from what I'm seeing each round, every day, on basically every application. …
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Monday MBA Resource: Knowledge@Wharton Podcast
By Adam Hoff, Amerasia Consulting Group Time for another Monday MBA Resource, where we share the things we are reading, watching, and listening to that might be helpful to people…
By Paul Lanzillotti, Amerasia Consulting Group If you read the latest editions of our “How to Apply to Harvard Business School” and "How to Apply to Stanford GSB" guides, you already know that…
Why You Just Got Dinged (Probably) By Adam Hoff, Amerasia Consulting Group These days, in addition to helping our clients get ready for interviews we also meet a lot of…
MBA Application Advice: Paying for Business School — Amerasia Consulting Group
Business school is one of the most lucrative of all graduate degrees in terms of its potential and proven history for embellishing salary. It’s not just in dollars and cents,…
Advice for Applying to MBA Programs in Round 3
By Adam Hoff, Amerasia Consulting Group The common myth surrounding Round 3 of the MBA application process is that you can't, or shouldn't, apply late in the admission cycle. "The…
By Adam Hoff, Amerasia Consulting Group As we move through the winter months and host calls with b-school candidates for the upcoming cycle, it's interesting to note that some admissions…
Let's talk about Career Goals for a minute. This is always a good topic, honestly, because whatever time of year it is and whatever stage of the application process we…
5 Tips for Negotiating Your MBA Admissions Offer
By Adam Hoff, Amerasia Consulting Group Today's blog post is about negotiating your offer of admission ... except that it's not. Because "negotiation" is not what you do when it…
MBA Candidates: Your Audience is not “the Adcom”
By Adam Hoff, Amerasia Consulting Group One question that we get a lot from clients is "what does the adcom want to hear?" Not only is this the wrong way…