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| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: 6 Planning Tips for Business School Visits |
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There is no better way to get to know an MBA program (and for an MBA program to get to know you) than a campus visit. But, before you book flights around the country, here are 6 things to know. Start the conversation right. The school visit is an opportunity for you to get to... View Article The post 6 Planning Tips for Business School Visits appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Think Like an Adcom Member to Ace Your MBA Interview |
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Whether you interview with a member of admissions committee (adcom), an alumni or a second year student, it is helpful to think about your MBA interview from adcom’s point of view. As a former member of UNC Kenan-Flagler’s adcom, I can share with you some of the groups I knew I had to answer to... View Article The post Think Like an Adcom Member to Ace Your MBA Interview appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Apply Through the Consortium |
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Rooted in the mission of growing the number of Black, Hispanic and Native American business leaders, the Consortium has made the dreams of many come true in a multitude of ways over the past 50 years. As a Consortium for Graduate Study in Management (CGSM) alumni, I have benefited from attending one of the 18... View Article The post Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Apply Through the Consortium appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Stratus Prep is Now Stratus Admissions Counseling |
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Name change reflects team-based focus on business, law and graduate school placement. Stratus Admissions Counseling today announced its name change from Stratus Prep to Stratus Admissions Counseling to more accurately reflect the company's team-based focus on MBA, law and graduate school placement. Stratus is a team of experienced and dedicated admissions counselors utilizing Stratus' comprehensive, multi-step process to position applicants for admissions success. The post Stratus Prep is Now Stratus Admissions Counseling appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Law School Admissions First Steps: 3 Things You Can Do Now |
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Whether you’re applying in the upcoming admissions cycle or might wait until next year, if you’re committed to applying to law school, you can take the following steps toward submitting your applications right now. 1. LSAC Registrations The Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) is the organization that manages all aspects of the law school application... View Article The post Law School Admissions First Steps: 3 Things You Can Do Now appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Six Things to do in March to Prepare for MBA Applications |
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Six months may seem like a long lead time to prepare for applying to business school, but there is a LOT more than just writing essays that needs to be done between now and September submission deadlines. If you weren’t following along last month, check out our February tips. Think back to when you applied... View Article The post Six Things to do in March to Prepare for MBA Applications appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Five Tips to Build your Quantitative Profile |
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Business schools want to admit candidates that they believe can withstand the quantitative rigor of an MBA program. Whether you are a non-traditional applicant with limited exposure to quant-focused work or someone who did not perform well in those courses as an undergrad, there is no need to beat yourself up over things that cannot... View Article The post Five Tips to Build your Quantitative Profile appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: 5 Business School Application Hacks to Improve Admissions Potential to Top Schools |
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The business school applications process is a rigorous and intimidating triathlon of sorts, a multi-stage event requiring endurance, speed, and keen strategy. Moreover, it requires a tri-athlete’s ability to separate oneself from the herd of sharp-elbowed competitors. Last year, only 1 in 10 applicants were accepted to the top-ranked business schools in the United States... View Article The post 5 Business School Application Hacks to Improve Admissions Potential to Top Schools appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Am I Too Old for an MBA? Four Reasons to Consider Alternative MBAs |
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The average age of a first year MBA student is 29 – roughly the same as the average of starting quarterbacks in the NFL. Yet, at 39, Tom Brady recently led the Patriots to his fifth Super Bowl win. If Tom Brady can be a successful outlier, so can I…right? If you are more than... View Article The post Am I Too Old for an MBA? Four Reasons to Consider Alternative MBAs appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: MBA March Madness |
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March Madness is underway! While it is universally understood that basketball is the meaning of this, for many involved with MBA programs, there is a lot of madness in March! For those working on the admissions side, staffers are poring over thousands of applications to make R2 decisions. This is also the month that many... View Article The post MBA March Madness appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Peccadillo – A Sin or a Good Deed? |
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Reading a personal statement recently, my eyebrows raised while reading the second sentence. The applicant used the word “peccadillo,” a word I hate to admit I didn’t know how to define. Encountering such an uncommon word, and one that was unfamiliar to me, led to the following thoughts: • Is this an instance of writing... View Article The post Peccadillo – A Sin or a Good Deed? appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: A Lesson at the Beginning of 1L |
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About a week into my first year of law school, I was sitting in the library preparing for contracts class. I opened my casebook and got to it. The assignment was very short: two cases, heavily abridged, totaling only five pages with notes. Reading cases, particularly at that point in one’s legal education, takes time,... View Article The post A Lesson at the Beginning of 1L appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Five Ways to Maximize Your MBA Campus Visit |
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You’ve booked the flight, you have meetings set up with admissions staffers and students and will arrive on campus next week to attend class at your dream school. Hopefully you have planned ahead. Here’s how to make the most of that visit. 1. WORK YOUR PLAN Your scheduled meetings with a campus contact are going... View Article The post Five Ways to Maximize Your MBA Campus Visit appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: MBA Preparation Spring Clean Up – Seven Tips for April |
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1. Articulate Why MBA? And Why Now? Earning an MBA should be a transformational experience. For two years, you grow your skills, knowledge and relationships to take your career to the next level. But WHY do you want an MBA? And WHY is NOW the right time to get one? Just because your friends are... View Article The post MBA Preparation Spring Clean Up – Seven Tips for April appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: Five Ways to Maximize Your MBA Campus Visit |
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You’ve booked the flight, you have meetings set up with admissions staffers and students and will arrive on campus next week to attend class at your dream school. Hopefully you have planned ahead. Here’s how to make the most of that visit. 1. WORK YOUR PLAN Your scheduled meetings with a campus contact are going... View Article The post Five Ways to Maximize Your MBA Campus Visit appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: MBA Preparation Spring Clean Up – Seven Tips for April |
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Now that spring is here, time to do some cleaning up! Take a moment in-between dusting and vacuuming to organize your MBA applications as well. 1. Articulate Why MBA? And Why Now? Earning an MBA should be a transformational experience. For two years, you grow your skills, knowledge and relationships to take your career to... View Article The post MBA Preparation Spring Clean Up – Seven Tips for April appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: 6 Things to Do in May While You Wait for MBA Essay Prompts |
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As the weather gets nicer, it may be harder to focus on your applications, but there’s so much you can be doing in May to make it easier on you in the coming months. Here are some things you can be focused on this month: 1. Finalize Your MBA Strategy Consider your short and long-term... View Article The post 6 Things to Do in May While You Wait for MBA Essay Prompts appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: 4 Steps to a 5 Star MBA Recommendation |
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During my 15 years on admissions committee, I read thousands of recommendation letters. Every so often a letter would STOP. ME. IN. MY. TRACKS. This kind of letter would shine a whole new light on the candidate and place them firmly on my radar screen. Here are four steps will help you get your very... View Article The post 4 Steps to a 5 Star MBA Recommendation appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: MBAnalysis Blog: Business School Rankings – Why I Love/Hate Them (Part I) |
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Yesterday, the The Wall Street Journal and Fox News reported that several MBA programs are advising aspiring MBA candidates to stop considering academic rankings published by media outlets and that schools themselves stop participating. The claim is that such rankings are defined by an “overly narrow set of criteria.” Here’s my take on business school... View Article The post MBAnalysis Blog: Business School Rankings – Why I Love/Hate Them (Part I) appeared first on Stratus. |
| FROM Stratus Prep Feed: MBAnalysis Blog: Business School Rankings – Why I Love/Hate Them (Part 2) |
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Yesterday, the The Wall Street Journal and Fox News reported that several MBA programs are advising aspiring MBA candidates to stop considering academic rankings published by media outlets and that schools themselves stop participating. The claim is that such rankings are defined by an “overly narrow set of criteria.” Yesterday I talked about why I... View Article The post MBAnalysis Blog: Business School Rankings – Why I Love/Hate Them (Part 2) appeared first on Stratus. |
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