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May 0507:00 PM EDT
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In this live 60-minute masterclass, How to Get Ahead of MBA Recruiting Now, we’ll walk through the four biggest mistakes incoming MBAs make and how to avoid them so you’re not scrambling to catch up once recruiting begins.
May 0710:00 AM EDT
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Sia Admissions Founder Susan Berishaj is covering this live on YouTube, May 7: how admissions committees actually evaluate goals statements, who is in the room, and why the goals statement most applicants submit wouldn't survive that conversation.
IESE MBA Admissions Director Interviews With GyanOne
For those who still need an introduction to IESE, how about this – ranked 7th in the world (FT Ranking 2013), and third in Europe after LBS and INSEAD. A program that stresses strongly on innovation and diversity as its differentiation, the IESE program is viewed with awe by applicants and recruiters alike. The prevailing economic situation has somewhat dulled the sheen for European program – through not for IESE, whose strong international networks means that its graduates need to worry little about a job, and not at all about their career. GyanOne caught up with Itziar de Ros, the IESE MBA Admissions Director, for her views on the program, admissions, and financial aid. She discusses the humanistic approach of the program, the use of the case method in pedagogy, international exposure, innovation, and important admissions criteria. Her views help to dispel many myths around the IESE MBA, and some around the MBA in general as well. Thank you, Itziar, for your time!.MBA Admission Committee
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
For those who still need an introduction to IESE, how about this – ranked 7th in the world (FT Ranking 2013), and third in Europe after LBS and INSEAD. A program that stresses strongly on innovation and diversity as its differentiation, the IESE program is viewed with awe by applicants and recruiters alike. The prevailing economic situation has somewhat dulled the sheen for European program – through not for IESE, whose strong international networks means that its graduates need to worry little about a job, and not at all about their career. GyanOne caught up with Itziar de Ros, the IESE MBA Admissions Director, for her views on the program, admissions, and financial aid. She discusses the humanistic approach of the program, the use of the case method in pedagogy, international exposure, innovation, and important admissions criteria. Her views help to dispel many myths around the IESE MBA, and some around the MBA in general as well. Thank you, Itziar, for your time!.MBA Admission Committee
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
10 Mar 2021, 22:10
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Richard Ivey MBA Admissions Team Interviews with GyanOne
While applicants to top US B-schools often look at the Ivy League, those looking at Canada instead compare with the “Ivey League”. The “Ivey League”, as we at GyanOne call it, is the group of top Canadian B-schools, which includes (and gets its name from) the Richard Ivey School of Business. As noted in an earlier post, Ivey is one of Canada’s best B-schools, and is noted for its excellent focus on learning, its 12-month duration, and the high salaries that its graduates command in Canada and even outside.GyanOne caught up with Greg Yantz, Director, MBA Recruiting and Admissions at Ivey Business School (University of Western Ontario), to get his views on the school, admissions and financial aid, and post-MBA careers for Ivey students and graduates. Thanks Greg, for your time and patience, and for your excellent perspectives that will help applicants evaluate the Ivey MBA better..MBA Admission Committee
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
While applicants to top US B-schools often look at the Ivy League, those looking at Canada instead compare with the “Ivey League”. The “Ivey League”, as we at GyanOne call it, is the group of top Canadian B-schools, which includes (and gets its name from) the Richard Ivey School of Business. As noted in an earlier post, Ivey is one of Canada’s best B-schools, and is noted for its excellent focus on learning, its 12-month duration, and the high salaries that its graduates command in Canada and even outside.GyanOne caught up with Greg Yantz, Director, MBA Recruiting and Admissions at Ivey Business School (University of Western Ontario), to get his views on the school, admissions and financial aid, and post-MBA careers for Ivey students and graduates. Thanks Greg, for your time and patience, and for your excellent perspectives that will help applicants evaluate the Ivey MBA better..MBA Admission Committee
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
11 Mar 2021, 21:45
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Top spot in Asia: The HKUST MBA Admissions Team’s Interview with GyanOne
Perhaps the best way to define the HKUST MBA program is through the modified tagline of a famous tourism promotion campaign that used to run in the early 2000s: HKUST – truly Asia. Besides the fact that it is Asia’s top ranked MBA program, the HKUST MBA is also known for its strong Asia focus, its top-notch international faculty, and its focus on developing well-rounded business leaders. In this interview with GyanOne, Sherring Ng, Head, Marketing & Admissions, MBA Programs, at HKUST, shares her perspectives on the school’s focus, and the need to know Mandarin (it is not critical!). She also shares her perspectives on the HKUST MBA admissions process. Thanks, Sherring, for your time, patience, and the expertise that you have shared with us through this interview!MBA Admission Committee
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
Perhaps the best way to define the HKUST MBA program is through the modified tagline of a famous tourism promotion campaign that used to run in the early 2000s: HKUST – truly Asia. Besides the fact that it is Asia’s top ranked MBA program, the HKUST MBA is also known for its strong Asia focus, its top-notch international faculty, and its focus on developing well-rounded business leaders. In this interview with GyanOne, Sherring Ng, Head, Marketing & Admissions, MBA Programs, at HKUST, shares her perspectives on the school’s focus, and the need to know Mandarin (it is not critical!). She also shares her perspectives on the HKUST MBA admissions process. Thanks, Sherring, for your time, patience, and the expertise that you have shared with us through this interview!MBA Admission Committee
This post was first published on the GyanOne Blog
