Home  |  Careers & Education  |  College & Graduate  | 

Business School - Wait-list and Reapplication

Am I judged any differently if I re-applly to a school that rejected me?

To properly view this site, javascript must be enabled and Flash version 9 or higher must be installed.
Get the latest Flash player
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 judged any differently if I re-applly to a school that rejected me?

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.

This expert: 33,263 views

This series: 2,659 views

Download to Mobile Device
Tags:

Mba

,

Business

,

School

,

Gradute

,

Gmat

,

Studies

,

Ceo

,

Executive

Comments:

0 (Read Comments) (Add Comment)

Print

Transcripts

Host: Am I judged any differently if I re-apply to a school that rejected me?

David Petersam: Re-applicants are sometimes viewed a little bit differently than first time applicants. Sometimes they even have separate essay questions that they have to answer. However, it doesn't mean that your chances are going to be greatly affected as a re-applicant, unless you did something really outrageous and you wrote some essay question or you gave some interview that raised a tremendous amount of red flags, you still have as good chances as re-applicant as a first time applicant. What you need to do as a re-applicant, show them that you are sincere about their school, show them that you really want to go there and show them how you have grown and how you have become an even better applicant now than when you first applied to the school.

Other Videos

  • Understanding the Power of Focus

    Understanding the Power of Focus

  • Be Assertive

    Be Assertive

  • How to Find the Perfect Prom Dress

    How to Find the Perfect Prom Dress

    Fashion expert Linda Hahn of Elle H Boutique shows you everything you need to know to find the perfect prom dress.
  • What types of questions appear on the verbal section of the GMAT?

    What types of questions appear on the verbal section ...

    Up your chances of getting into business school with these tips for GMAT preparation.
  • understand phone buttons south locations

    understand phone buttons south locations

  • How long is a good college essay?

    How long is a good college essay?

    This video discusses the steps a high school student should take to begin the process for identifying the right choices and applying to college. It will provide you with both facts and expert opinion on various aspects of the college selection and admission process. There are suggestions on how to plan and strategize for gaining admittance to college. In addition, it will highlight different aspects of the process and breaks each down to a specific segment like standardized tests, college essays, financial aid, etc. to name just a few. We will offer suggestions on how to get started, remain on schedule and finally how to make the best choice for college. This video will provide every student and parent with the necessary insight as to how to begin and best move forward with the college process.