Most MBA applicants don't believe they can be admitted to top business schools, but that's not true. Learn how candidates get into the most elite programs.
Watch PodcastMBA applicants are evaluated using seven criteria. The weight placed on each element varies slightly from school to school, but at top schools, the pattern is clear.
Watch PodcastIn the admissions game, most MBA candidates believe they're the customer — the person the school is looking to please. But that's not how it works.
Watch PodcastListing the wrong post-MBA career goal in your application will keep you out of business school. Admissions officers are right to do so. We explain why that happens.
Watch PodcastThe vast majority of people hoping to enter a top-tier or second-tier school are capable of scoring well enough on the GMAT or GRE to do so. They just don't know how to prepare.
Watch PodcastTen quick questions with a Wharton MBA grad about her experience at the school. Most importantly, how did attending an elite school change her career trajectory?
Watch PodcastAn applicant once challenged me, saying he would reapply to Harvard but only if I wrote his essays from scratch, saying whatever I liked. He got in because of a personal story.
Watch PodcastSometimes applicants are rejected because they're too good for a school. It happens most often at second-tier school. I know because I've tested it.
Watch PodcastOne year, an applicant proposed an experiment. He said he would reapply to Harvard but only if I wrote his essays from scratch, saying whatever I liked. He got in.
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