Early in 2008 we got a new development. The University of Chicago is requiring its applicants to submit four “PowerPoint like” slides as a part of their MBA application. The purpose of this new requirement is to allow an applicant to show his/her creative side in a classic business medium. Continue Reading →
I’m Tired of This Application Stuff
Posted on 03 July 2008 by Alzay
One of the things people rarely talk about is the fatigue involved with the MBA application process. Fatigue is real and it can stop the positive momentum you have built up. Here are a couple of thoughts for you if your inspiration is a little low. Continue Reading →
Better Than The Average GMAT
Posted on 03 July 2008 by Alzay
Who really wants an average GMAT anyway? I know you sure don’t. That is why you are reading this post. You are looking to do better than average on the GMAT. The good news is the GMAT is not really hard, but it is tricky. You have to understand its unique scoring method and how to interpret the questions being asked. Here are some quick thoughts to help you eliminate the GMAT as a roadblock to your best MBA application.
- Understand GMAT Scoring – This
Better Than a Professional Statement
Posted on 21 May 2008 by Alzay
What do you think of when someone uses the phrase professional statement? For most, a professional statement is a one-time document you create as part of an MBA application. But I know you pretty well, and I know that you can do a lot better than that. Continue Reading →
Are You Good Enough For an MBA?
Posted on 19 May 2008 by Alzay
The MBA application process reveals your weak spots. Each time you stare at your resume…each time you tell your story…you hear your own weaknesses. It bothers you and you worry about being “found out”. Will people figure out that you are not nearly as good as you say you are? Continue Reading →