Am I at a disadvantage going straight from undergrad to business school?

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  • David Petersam

    President, AdmissionsConsultants, Inc.

    www.admissionsconsultants.com  
    703.242.5885

    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.

  • Am I at a disadvantage going straight from undergrad to business school?

    In this video, David Petersam (President of AdmissionsConsultants) discusses the various steps involved in applying to a top-ranked MBA program. This video is designed for the aspiring applicant as well as those currently undergoing the process; it covers every phase of the application process, from school selection to the interview to being admitted. Included in the series is an overview of terms, what to expect throughout the process, and what to do after you’ve been admitted.

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    David Petersam: Hi! I am David Petersam. I am the President of AdmissionsConsultants and now we are going to talk about work experience and letters of reference.

    Host: Am I at a disadvantage going straight from undergrad to business school?

    David Petersam: For most applicants the answer is a resounding yes, while most schools are much more receptive to applicants straight out of undergraduate than they used to be those students were often at a disadvantage. There is going to be a lot of material covered in the class that because of their lack of significant full time professional work experience they don't have to create this exposure to and they are not going to be able to relate as well to what's being covered in their lectures and classes and case studies as the other applicants who have the couple years of work experience.

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