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09 Apr 2022, 09:02
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Hi,
I am trying to study for GMAT. I would like to start working on essays and CV as well as interviews. Kindly suggest where to start and what different college applications look like. What would be the right way to write an application? And how to write the essays.
Thanks
I am trying to study for GMAT. I would like to start working on essays and CV as well as interviews. Kindly suggest where to start and what different college applications look like. What would be the right way to write an application? And how to write the essays.
Thanks
09 Apr 2022, 09:07
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Hi there… well, you are a bit unique and that’s good you are already looking at applications and schools/ programs.
One trouble is that next years applications don’t open until June or July. You can definitely work on the resume and potentially last years essays (they usually don’t change much) but there is a chance the application may be slightly different.
My suggestion for you would be to use your free time to do the research and decide which schools you would like to apply to as well as your career plans. It will help you a lot! You can also sign up for Applicant lab and work on various modules which will be helpful no matter which program or which year you will apply.
Your primary time you should dedicate to the GMAT or GRE and try to get the highest score you can in 3 months. Then you can start working on the applications which will be open.
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One trouble is that next years applications don’t open until June or July. You can definitely work on the resume and potentially last years essays (they usually don’t change much) but there is a chance the application may be slightly different.
My suggestion for you would be to use your free time to do the research and decide which schools you would like to apply to as well as your career plans. It will help you a lot! You can also sign up for Applicant lab and work on various modules which will be helpful no matter which program or which year you will apply.
Your primary time you should dedicate to the GMAT or GRE and try to get the highest score you can in 3 months. Then you can start working on the applications which will be open.
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09 Apr 2022, 21:56
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Might also be worth checking out the business school sub-forums on gmatclub for further insight about your intended schools.
