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14 Oct 2021, 20:50
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Hello All -
My GMAT is 680(V35 Q 47 IR 7 AWA 5), and I'm almost 10 years experienced in telecom. Mainly, planning to apply for some of the best PT MBAs within few hours of travel from Dallas, TX.
Being an Engineer for a decade, I am totally new to MBA admission consulting (didn't even know about this profession until few months ago). I tried the free profile evaluation offered by few consultants. However, I am totaling confused on how to choose a consultant, every one seems to promise the same thing but rates vary a lot. Believe me, one asked me $16K for 3 schools.
I'd be great if veterans here can help me with these questions-
1. Do consultants specialize in specific set of schools or specific programs? If yes, how to find consultants specialized in PT programs?
2. Though I can't spend a huge amount say 5-6k for a single school, I am ready to pay a nominal fee for consultation.
3. Are consultants absolutely necessary for PT programs or can I try things on my own? If Yes, how to gather the necessary resource.
Thanks a lot for your advice, really appreciate it.
My GMAT is 680(V35 Q 47 IR 7 AWA 5), and I'm almost 10 years experienced in telecom. Mainly, planning to apply for some of the best PT MBAs within few hours of travel from Dallas, TX.
Being an Engineer for a decade, I am totally new to MBA admission consulting (didn't even know about this profession until few months ago). I tried the free profile evaluation offered by few consultants. However, I am totaling confused on how to choose a consultant, every one seems to promise the same thing but rates vary a lot. Believe me, one asked me $16K for 3 schools.
I'd be great if veterans here can help me with these questions-
1. Do consultants specialize in specific set of schools or specific programs? If yes, how to find consultants specialized in PT programs?
2. Though I can't spend a huge amount say 5-6k for a single school, I am ready to pay a nominal fee for consultation.
3. Are consultants absolutely necessary for PT programs or can I try things on my own? If Yes, how to gather the necessary resource.
Thanks a lot for your advice, really appreciate it.
15 Oct 2021, 08:45
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Hi petrichor:
Admissionado consulting here! I understand you might be looking for non-consultant opinions, but I want to be proactive and respond to your three questions:
1. Do consultants specialize in specific set of schools or specific programs? If yes, how to find consultants specialized in PT programs?
A: There are consultants that tend to do more of their work with certain schools or specific programs, but they are generally not specialists. As sizeable as this field is, it's not big enough to be so narrowly focused. I am not aware of any consultants that specialize in part-time programs. That said, you should think about the individual consultant you work with at a consultancy who may have particular experience in areas of interests (part-time programs, geography, industries, etc.)
2. Though I can't spend a huge amount say 5-6k for a single school, I am ready to pay a nominal fee for consultation.
A: That is not an unreasonable ask at all. Take a look at our pricing using the link below. You will see it is well within your budget.
https://admissionado.com/pricing/
3. Are consultants absolutely necessary for PT programs or can I try things on my own? If Yes, how to gather the necessary resource.
A: It does not matter whether the program is PT. It is a question as to whether you feel capable of handling all the components of an application on your own such as but not limited to composing well-articulated essays, publishing a stand-out resume, performing on the interview, etc. There are resources out there but having someone who can review your work and be available to you for consistent help but may valuable.
You should consider reaching out to us for a free consultation. This is a great opportunity for us to learn more about you and you to learn about our services, team, experience, etc.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Admissionado consulting here! I understand you might be looking for non-consultant opinions, but I want to be proactive and respond to your three questions:
1. Do consultants specialize in specific set of schools or specific programs? If yes, how to find consultants specialized in PT programs?
A: There are consultants that tend to do more of their work with certain schools or specific programs, but they are generally not specialists. As sizeable as this field is, it's not big enough to be so narrowly focused. I am not aware of any consultants that specialize in part-time programs. That said, you should think about the individual consultant you work with at a consultancy who may have particular experience in areas of interests (part-time programs, geography, industries, etc.)
2. Though I can't spend a huge amount say 5-6k for a single school, I am ready to pay a nominal fee for consultation.
A: That is not an unreasonable ask at all. Take a look at our pricing using the link below. You will see it is well within your budget.
https://admissionado.com/pricing/
3. Are consultants absolutely necessary for PT programs or can I try things on my own? If Yes, how to gather the necessary resource.
A: It does not matter whether the program is PT. It is a question as to whether you feel capable of handling all the components of an application on your own such as but not limited to composing well-articulated essays, publishing a stand-out resume, performing on the interview, etc. There are resources out there but having someone who can review your work and be available to you for consistent help but may valuable.
You should consider reaching out to us for a free consultation. This is a great opportunity for us to learn more about you and you to learn about our services, team, experience, etc.
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
19 Oct 2021, 00:37
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Hi Petrichor,
If you're interested in PT programs, you can start doing your own research by visiting this page: https://www.aringo.com/part-time-mba-programs/
Our consultants have a lot of experience getting candidates admitted into PT programs, so feel free to get in touch and get a price quote.
If you're interested in PT programs, you can start doing your own research by visiting this page: https://www.aringo.com/part-time-mba-programs/
Our consultants have a lot of experience getting candidates admitted into PT programs, so feel free to get in touch and get a price quote.
