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06 Jan 2016, 10:00
| FROM LBS Admissions Blog: Talk to our MiF student ambassadors! |
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Admissions for our Masters in Finance programme are in full swing for the August 2016 intake and the new classes are beginning to take shape. If you are planning to apply – or still researching and evaluating your options – have you considered connecting with one of our current students? In addition to the student life […] Read the rest of this entry... |
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11 Jan 2016, 10:00
| FROM LBS Admissions Blog: Our first admits event for the round 1 MBA candidates |
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In December last year, the MBA Recruitment & Admissions Team had the chance to welcome 60 MBA2018 admitted candidates to London for our first Admits Event for Round 1 candidates. The day was jam packed with presentations starting with a welcome from our Student Association president who highlighted different aspects of student life and activities to get […] Read the rest of this entry... |
12 Jan 2016, 13:56
12 Jan 2016, 18:01
| FROM LBS Current Students Blog: London Life |
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Primrose Hill at dawn. I think it’s rare for a spot in London to be more majestic, and London is certainly a city full of majesty. I’m drinking in a panoramic vista which stretches on my left from Stratford almost 10 miles in the east, across the jagged mountain range of the City of London, and out across to the Royal Parks in the west. The tip of the Shard is obscured by a single low-hanging rain cloud this morning, which nevertheless is pierced by the brilliant morning sun. It’s vaguely reminiscent of the view of Manhattan from New Jersey, except instead of shipping containers criss-crossed by train tracks, my foreground this morning is the verdant green carpet of Regent’s Park criss-crossed by the tracks of my fellow joggers. Just beyond Regent’s Park, hidden from my present view, is the grand John Nash-designed Sainsbury building, icon of London Business School. We do have some startlingly attractive environs. School is back in session for the Spring Term, the first week of which is internship recruiting week for my MBA class. I’m sure this is of much interest for anyone interested in business school, but as I’m confident that we’ll revisit this topic over the next few months, I’m just going to leave you with this little teaser.  Instead, I’m thinking about London itself. In the frenzy of term-time, whether it’s the height of exam week, or the depths of recruiting season, I think it becomes a little too easy to take the incredible location of our business school for granted. Even for me, practically a native Londoner, sometimes a treasure like Primrose Hill can be a mere kilometre away from campus but feel way too far away when that last paragraph on your fourteenth cover letter still needs to be edited. And yet, the London location is truly one of LBS’ competitive advantages. We enjoy world-class cuisine, exceptional culture and night-life, a plethora of desirable potential employers, and, of course, those startlingly attractive vistas. Location is, I think, an oft-overlooked but crucial aspect of any decision to uproot one’s life for even a period of two years. I’m pretty sure that even my busiest classmates will attest to that, and also would probably report that the payoff from relocating to London in particular is wholly worthwhile. I probably can’t do London justice in the context of this simple blog, so I’ll stop here, but I do encourage any readers that if they haven’t made the trip to our great city yet, then they really must do so post haste. And for those who have been once already, come again. I assure you that there’s still plenty to discover here. “I have conversed with the Spiritual Sun. I saw him on Primrose Hill.” – William Blake, 1757-1827 *P.S. – if you want a taster of the view to which I refer, clever Google Street View has some great views: just use 51°32’21.9″N 0°09’40.6″W |
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18 Jan 2016, 07:00
| FROM LBS Admissions Blog: GMAT: Practice Makes Perfect |
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At London Business School, we are committed to ensuring our students are motivated, better prepared and of an incredibly high standard. GMAT (or GRE) are entry requirements for a number of our programmes, which you can opt to take prior to selecting your School or programme or as part of the application process. If you […] Read the rest of this entry... |
19 Jan 2016, 09:00
| FROM LBS Admissions Blog: Insights from Julia Marsh, Executive Director for the Leadership Programmes Portfolio at London Business School |
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We caught up with Julia after the Christmas break, bringing in January classes of the Executive MBA, and the Sloan MSc in Leadership and Strategy, and looking ahead to the next cohort of the EMBA-Global in May – so we asked her a few questions… The EMBA-Global Americas and Europe and the sister cohort […] Read the rest of this entry... |
20 Jan 2016, 07:00
| FROM LBS Admissions Blog: It’s not too late to enhance your finance career with our part-time Masters in Finance |
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Many experienced professionals considering business school ignore undertaking a Master’s degree – this is a common mistake! Although most Master’s degrees are indeed aimed at recent graduates, London Business School has a portfolio of programmes specifically designed for more experienced finance professionals – including our Masters in Finance programme, consistently ranked the number #1 post-experience […] Read the rest of this entry... |
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26 Jan 2016, 08:00
| FROM LBS Admissions Blog: Welcoming the Sloan2016 class |
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On Monday 11 January, the Recruitment and Admissions team welcomed the Sloan 2016 class on campus. It was fantastic to see all the students come together for the first time. Some of them already met at the Welcome drinks we organised for our new Executive MBA and Sloan MSc students back in December. As soon as our […] Read the rest of this entry... |
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