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MBA Admissions Advice From the Experts
This past November, seasoned MBA Admission Representatives from Columbia, UCLA, Indiana, and Emory discussed topics such as preparing for the GMAT, work experience and leadership, letters of recommendation, writing your essays & preparing your resume, and finally the interview process.
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The 24-Hour Case Competition
Overnight case competition? Yes, it is exactly what it sounds like.
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Handling Discrepancies in Your Resume or Transcript
Each admissions team wants to understand YOUR personal story and they want to know how you can add value to their program.
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Read MoreTopicsGlobal MBA Women in Business: MBA Alumnae Panel in Asia Pacific/India
MBA Women are forging their careers working in major cities around the world.
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Read MoreTopicsWhat Business Schools Must Do to Put More Women in the C-Suite
With the addition of Marillyn Hewson (Lockheed Martin) and Marissa Mayer (Yahoo!) to the roster of female CEOs, women are celebrating the milestone of having reached the highest number of women in CEO positions within the Fortune 500 — a whopping 21 (4 percent).
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Where Did My First Semester Go?
First semester can be overwhelming but the MBA 2’s say they would trade shoes with us in an instant just to have three more semesters ahead of them.
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