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03 Jun 2019, 09:26
Kellogg MBA Deadlines
| Round | Application Due | Decisions Released | Last year's Admissions Calls |
| Round 1 | Sep 18, 19 | Dec 11, 19 | 10 AM Central |
| Round 2 | Jan 8, 20 | Mar 25, 20 | |
| Round 3 | Apr 8, 20 | May 13, 20 |
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05 Jun 2019, 21:14
05 Jun 2019, 21:17
| FROM Kellogg EMBA Students Blog: The 2020 Kellogg Application Is Open! |
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The big day is here! The 2020 application for Full-Time Kellogg MBA Programs is officially open. As you browse the questions, I encourage you to take your time and organize your thoughts on what you’d like to tell us. In this post, I’ll provide some insight into why we made the changes and how you can put your best foot forward. Tips for completing the 2020 Kellogg application Familiarize yourself with our criteria At Kellogg, we have always been transparent in what we seek in our students. We look for people who:
From our conversations with students, we know that the most challenging trait to demonstrate and evaluate continues to be leadership. We’re looking specifically for examples of spearheading change, striving for excellence or creating a lasting impact. We want our students to be the kind of people who aim to leave an innovative mark on their companies before and after Kellogg. |
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16 Jul 2019, 15:47
| FROM Kellogg MBA Blog: Full-Time MBA Application Series: Career Goals |
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By Christine Mayer, director of admissions As you know, the career goals you put in your application are binding for the rest of your life. You may never waver from them and will be expected to follow only them at Kellogg and beyond… I’m obviously kidding! But we know articulating your career goals can be a source of stress in this process. Some of you may have specific long-term goals but be trying to figure immediate steps while others may have identified a next step or phase but are open to what the future holds beyond that. The good news is that both are acceptable, and we’re looking to understand you and where you want to go. We ask you to reflect on your career goals because the job search process can start quickly, with companies coming on campus to woo and impress you just a few weeks into your first quarter. Because you will be exposed to new opportunities and companies you had never even considered, it’s important to do that reflection ahead of time so that you come in with a grounding of what’s important to you and where you think you want to go. This will help you make sense of all the opportunities in front of you and weed out the noise and confusion from the things that really matter to you. You can still change your mind and explore new paths, but you need to be grounded in a starting point or you’ll find yourself quickly overwhelmed and suffering from FOMO for things you aren’t even interested in! As you consider your career goals, I have a few pieces of advice on how to identify them and how to share them with us:
So do some research to help you form your goals and discover how you plan to leverage your path and the Kellogg MBA to get where you want to go. The clearer it is to you, the clearer it will be to us, and you’ll be setting yourself up for success when you start at Kellogg! |
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25 Jul 2019, 15:01
| FROM Kellogg MBA Blog: Full-Time MBA Application Series: Career Goals |
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By Christine Mayer, director of admissions As you know, the career goals you put in your application are binding for the rest of your life. You may never waver from them and will be expected to follow only them at Kellogg and beyond… I’m obviously kidding! But we know articulating your career goals can be a source of stress in this process. Some of you may have specific long-term goals but be trying to figure immediate steps while others may have identified a next step or phase but are open to what the future holds beyond that. The good news is that both are acceptable, and we’re looking to understand you and where you want to go. We ask you to reflect on your career goals because the job search process can start quickly, with companies coming on campus to woo and impress you just a few weeks into your first quarter. Because you will be exposed to new opportunities and companies you had never even considered, it’s important to do that reflection ahead of time so that you come in with a grounding of what’s important to you and where you think you want to go. This will help you make sense of all the opportunities in front of you and weed out the noise and confusion from the things that really matter to you. You can still change your mind and explore new paths, but you need to be grounded in a starting point or you’ll find yourself quickly overwhelmed and suffering from FOMO for things you aren’t even interested in! As you consider your career goals, I have a few pieces of advice on how to identify them and how to share them with us:
So do some research to help you form your goals and discover how you plan to leverage your path and the Kellogg MBA to get where you want to go. The clearer it is to you, the clearer it will be to us, and you’ll be setting yourself up for success when you start at Kellogg! |
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