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Understanding the MBA Application Process
What is invloved in applying to a business school?
Is it important to get into the top-ranked schools?
How many schools should I apply to?
When do I need to apply by?
What is the benefit of getting an MBA?
Understanding the MBA Application Process
What is the best way to choose a business school?
Is my transcript that important?
Am I at a disadvantage going straight from undergrad to business school?
What do I say in my essays?
What is waitlisting?
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Before AdmissionsConsultants was formed, David Petersam, the company's founder, successfully guided several friends and acquaintances through the turbulent admissions process that encircles the nation's elite business schools. After witnessing how successfully his admissions strategies worked for these these individuals – and being told by these same applicants that he should start an MBA admissions consultancy – AdmissionsConsultants was formed.
Is it important to get into the top-ranked schools?
Host: Is it important to get into the top-ranked schools?
David Petersam: For the best majority of applicants the answer is a resounding yes. A quite simply a lot of the top recruiters are only visiting the top business schools. They are not going to hire if you don't go to a top business school.
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Host: Is it important to get into the top-ranked schools?
David Petersam: For the best majority of applicants the answer is a resounding yes. A quite simply a lot of the top recruiters are only visiting the top business schools. They are not going to hire if you don't go to a top business school. When you look at that career ladder you just going to start off on a higher point, if you have attained one of the top business schools and then finally for July 2008, fresh graduates of past year had sole average salary increase at 7% from the top business schools which is incredible considering how the economy has been performing.
What types of programs are there?
How many years of work experience do I really need?
Do I need to take the GMAT?
How do I register for the GMAT?
How can I prepare for the GMAT CAT test?
What materials should I use to prepare for the GMAT?
Should I take a class for the GMAT?
How much emphasis is placed on the essays?
What is it that admissions committees want to hear?
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