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COVID-19 has reshaped the college application this year. One of the biggest changes is that all interviews would be conducted virtually this year. This brings up a new problem, how people present themselves through a camera lens. Here are ten tips we can give you to up your game in at virtual college admission interview. 10. Check your tech …
Applicant S’ Background Geographic Location: Melbourne, Australia GMAT (or GRE Equivalent): 750 Undergraduate Major: Business Intended Programs: Business Analytics Admissions: Emory University – Goizueta Business School Case Detail Applicant S came to us in February of her final year at Monash University. Apart from the thought of applying to Business School in the US, she basically had made no preparation. This …
Applicant K’s Background Geographic Location: Australia GMAT (or GRE Equivalent): 740 Undergraduate Major: Commerce Intended Programs: MS Finance Admissions: Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) , HEC Paris, University of Rochester Simon Business School Case Detail Applicant K was one of our earliest clients. His experiences were not only representative of a …
Applicant G’s Background Geographic Location: Australia GMAT (or GRE Equivalent): 720 Undergraduate Major: Psychology Intended Programs: Masters in Management Admissions: London Business School (MiM), Duke Kunshan University (MMS) Case Detail The application timeline shared by Applicant G March 2017, took the first GMAT exam with no systematic preparation and failed. Enrolled in our GMAT class from June to July. Concentrated on …
Applicant M’s Background Geographic Location: China GMAT (or GRE Equivalent): 740 Undergraduate Major: Business Intended Programs: MBA Admissions: Northwestern University – Kellogg School of Management, NYU Stern School of Business, UCLA Anderson School of Management Case Detail It was very common for young professionals to go from working at a Big Four accounting firm to earning an MBA. Because …
