A great guest post from our friends at Accepted.com. Enjoy! The extensive available advice about applying to MBA programs was largely created with applicants to full-time MBA programs in mind. If you are applying to part-time MBA programs, most of this advice will be pertinent for you as well. But there are some nuances to [...]
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Margarette Jung graduated from UC Berkeley as a double major in English Literature and Linguistics. She has been teaching for large companies and tutoring privately for more than 5 years.
Accepted’s Free Webinar: “That GMAT Score: Implications for Your MBA Application”
Hi, all! While all of us at Magoosh live and breathe the GMAT, we defer to admissions consultants for help on what happens after you get your GMAT score– the (often daunting) MBA application process. Accepted.com is having a webinar that we would highly recommend that you attend. They’ll also be giving away a [...]
[Guest Post] Admissions Resume: What to Include
Some very helpful information from our friends at Accepted.com. Enjoy! I suggest that applicants for Fall 2014 entry begin assembling materials for their applications now – five months in advance of the first fall deadlines. One of the ideal documents to begin now is a resume, something that any professional should always have updated and [...]
[Guest Post] Choosing a Part-Time MBA location: Asia
A guest post from our friends at BusinessBecause! Enjoy! Part-time MBAs are becoming increasingly popular as people opt against being out of work for a significant amount of time. While this approach guarantees a steady income and less debt, it is very challenging. We take a look at a few students who decided to juggle [...]
[Guest Post] How GMAT Prep Sets You Up for Success in Your MBA Essays
A guest post from our friends at EssaySnark, enjoy! When an MBA candidate tells us that she went through a GMAT prep course from a reputable provider like Magoosh GMAT, we’re impressed. And pleased. We know that she’s got a higher chance of success in the overall MBA admissions process. We know that she’s bringing [...]
[Guest Post] Getting Help from an MBA Consultant While Taking Admission Can Lead to Success
Submitting an application to a top level university can be both demanding and highly stressful. The application consists of a number of processes, and one slip up in any area can cost you your place within the top university of your choice. While most students will choose 3 universities that they would like to attend, [...]
[Guest Post] What is “Passion” in Admissions?
A great guest post from our friends at Accepted.com about how to stand out as a passionate applicant. Enjoy! Years ago, when I first heard b-school representatives talking about wanting to see passion in applications, I thought to myself, “You’re looking for passion from a bunch of investment bankers and engineers???? That’s a pretty calculating [...]
[Guest Post] Make the Most of Your Campus Visit
A post from Stacy Blackman Consulting about how to pick the best school for you. Enjoy! You wouldn’t buy a house you hadn’t seen in person first, would you? With the average total cost of an MBA education at the most elite business schools creeping upwards of $300,000, it makes good sense to visit the campus to get [...]
[Guest post] 5 Tips for International Applicants
Joshua John is the digital strategist for MBA@UNC, the University of North Carolina’s distance mba. He also loves gadgets, movies, and all things links. Follow him on twitter @joshuavjohn. Applying to a U.S. MBA program can be stressful for international students. Navigating language or cultural barriers could add time and money to an already lengthy process. But the [...]
[Guest Post] The MBA Family: A Roundup and Overview
A guest post from our friends at Accepted.com about the options you have when it comes to MBA programs. Enjoy! At its core, the MBA is a graduate program in business administration for professionals who seek knowledge, skills, a credential, and/or a network to advance in business and to maximize their business performance. While “MBA” [...]
