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06 Aug 2011, 02:16
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Road to Business School 2011 in Philadelphia Aug 23rd (Map)
A great event for all those applying this year to meet schools, hear application advice, and check out your competition!
Find the right MBA program for you with seminars, meet-and-greets, and admissions advice.
- Engage with schools one-on-one in an open networking session—over 30 top schools (see the full list below)
- Hear key application advice from a panel of admissions officers
- Get an edge on your application in breakout sessions
Location:
Hyatt at the Bellevue200 South Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
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Register for the event - it is free!
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Participating Schools
Babson College (Olin) • Baruch College (Zicklin) • Boston University • Brandeis International Business School • Carnegie Mellon (Tepper) • College of William & Mary (Mason) • Cornell University (Johnson) • The Duke MBA (Fuqua) • George Mason University • George Washington University • Goizueta Business School • Hult • Indiana University (Kelley) • INSEAD • Johns Hopkins (Carey) • NYU Stern • Penn State (Smeal) • Purdue University (Krannert) • Temple University (Fox) • Texas A&M (Mays) • Thunderbird • Tulane University • UC Irvine • UCLA Anderson • University at Buffalo • University of Maryland (Smith) • University of Michigan (Ross) • University of Minnesota (Carlson) • University of North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler) • University of Notre Dame (Mendoza) • University of Rochester (Simon) • UT Austin (McCombs) • UVA (Darden) • Vanderbilt • Villanova School of Business • Washington University in St. Louis (Olin) • Yale School of Management
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21 Aug 2011, 08:27
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@bb I am going to attend this event but I am not sure if there is any dress code for the event. Do you have any thoughts about that? Also when I meet advisors of the schools i am interested in should i drop in my resume or a business card with contact information?
22 Aug 2011, 12:07
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I have been to one of the events and usually business casual/work clothes are fine.
I would not wear a suit (would make you stand out a bit too much, unless you want that).
I would have a resume ready just in case though many times admissions team won't engage in an open discussion of your strong/weak areas, though in most cases they can answer any questions you may have an provide direction for a number of questions/etc.
