Calculating your exam budget is certainly an essential part of your GMAT prep. Are you sure what is actually covered by the test fee? How can unforeseen circumstances affect your GMAT test expenses and what can you do to reduce them? Planning the cost of the actual test taking, without the preparation itself, is certainly step one.
This week, we suggest that you get to know the GMAT Integrated Reasoning section in an official GMAC video.
The GMAT Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA) part is one of the sections which you will face on the exam. This is a 30-minute written work a.k.a. the “GMAT essay”. Learn what it is all about in this official GMAC video.
A letter of motivation is part of the Master’s application package for many international graduate school programs. Admissions committees pay a lot of attention to what applicants have shared in their Master’s application letter of motivation, in addition to the facts and figures revealed by their CV/resume, test scores, letters of recommendation, and academic transcripts.
Learn more about the GMAT Quantitative section in this official GMAC video. The "Quant", along with the Verbal section, forms the core GMAT score, which may be between 200 and 800 and that business schools quote in their admission requirements.
More than 50% of applicants to the top 10 MBA programs globally hire an admissions consultant to make sure they really maximize their chance of admission.
School fit is all about making sure you apply to MBA programs that meet your specific needs, goals, and personality. The school research process enables you to build a focused and convincing application for admission. But how can you make the most of step one – school selection?
Business school applicants have a lot to do when it comes to preparing MBA recommendations, even though essays and admissions tests might seem like a bigger hassle.
MBA profile evaluation is an expert assessment of whether you have the qualifications and potential for admission to business schools. As the result can determine both the choice of a program where to apply, as well as your chances of admission, you should take the time to prepare for the evaluation process. Here is how.
The CV/resume is often the first part of an MBA application package that admissions officers browse through and the closer it is to an executive resume, the better it will demonstrate your potential for management studies and career.
The MBA admissions decision all applicants dream of is “admitted” or “admitted with a scholarship”. However, the letter informing you of the AdComs decision can bring you news of a different type, such as “waitlisted”, “conditionally admitted” or “declined admission”. Always aiming for the best, you should come up with a winning strategy for each scenario.
Managers aspiring to EMBA studies usually have an impressive professional path behind them and even more ahead of them, and don’t need lecturing about what it takes to succeed. Still, for those who have come this far and are striving to make a difference through EMBA studies, three things are worth noting.
