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Sia Admissions Founder Susan Berishaj is covering this live on YouTube, May 7: how admissions committees actually evaluate goals statements, who is in the room, and why the goals statement most applicants submit wouldn't survive that conversation.
May 0711:30 AM PDT
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Most MBA resumes fail not because of weak experience — but because of how that experience is presented. In this episode, we break down what makes an MBA resume effective, and how to shift from listing responsibilities to demonstrating impact...- May 07
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A strong MBA application is built long before you start writing essays. In this session, Scott Edinburgh (Founder, Personal MBA Coach) shares 6 practical ways to improve your MBA profile before MBA application season - May 08
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08 Apr 2020, 03:21
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In the wake of the current crises, I needed to know if there are some relaxations the top b-schools can provide for admission. I have a score of GMAT 660 currently in hand but i was working on improving my score. Can I be admitted to good colleges with such a score? If so, please tell me more about my options.
11 Apr 2020, 13:57
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Hi animagreborn,
The COVID crisis is certainly injecting uncertainty into this year's b-school admissions process. Our current hypothesis is that application numbers, especially for top schools, may actually increase this year, as more young professionals seek a 2-year haven from a very shaky job market. If that turns out to be true, then the upcoming round 1 and round 2 cycles may actually be more competitive than usual.
Generally speaking, we recommend that our clients aim to score at or above the average GMAT for their target schools. You can almost always find the average GMAT for a b-school's incoming class on their admissions website. For the most part, the top 25 US business schools all have average GMAT scores above 700, so an applicant with a 660 GMAT would probably need to demonstrate other outstanding qualities, ideally in terms of career (such as through their work leadership, a track record of speedy promotions, entrepreneurial results, etc.).
Best,
Doris
The COVID crisis is certainly injecting uncertainty into this year's b-school admissions process. Our current hypothesis is that application numbers, especially for top schools, may actually increase this year, as more young professionals seek a 2-year haven from a very shaky job market. If that turns out to be true, then the upcoming round 1 and round 2 cycles may actually be more competitive than usual.
Generally speaking, we recommend that our clients aim to score at or above the average GMAT for their target schools. You can almost always find the average GMAT for a b-school's incoming class on their admissions website. For the most part, the top 25 US business schools all have average GMAT scores above 700, so an applicant with a 660 GMAT would probably need to demonstrate other outstanding qualities, ideally in terms of career (such as through their work leadership, a track record of speedy promotions, entrepreneurial results, etc.).
Best,
Doris
