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Navigating the MBA Admissions Process

The Complete Course on How to Get into Business School.

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by Clear Admit & Beat The GMAT

A complete course on how to get into business school, by Clear Admit and Beat The GMAT.

In this course, you'll learn everything that you need to know to get into a top MBA program, including:

  • How to research and select your schools
  • How to market yourself in your applications
  • How to write essays to hook admissions officers
  • And much more!
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  • by Mark Minutaglio,

    Navigating the MBA Admissions Process Review

    My background as an applicant. I received access to the Navigating the MBA Admissions Process a couple of months ago. At that point, I had done extensive individual research on MBA programs and the application process. I utilized my network (personal and professsional), websites (i.e. BeattheGmat.org, Manhattan GMat, PrincetonReview), and informational sessions with admissions offices to better understand the GMAT and the application process from essays to positioning yourself to interactions with students, alum, and ad coms etc. With that said, this course reinforced a lot of what I had learned from my individual research and approach to the application process as well as providing me with some new insight. I would venture to say this course would be ideal if you are just starting to plan your return to Business School. This course concisely, clearly, and conveniently presents 'must know' information on the MBA admissions process. For example, I could have received the necessary direction and guidance through the MBA admissions process in one weekend, by attentively going through the entire online course, rather than the months it took me to obtain this direction from various resources. I recommend this course to any individual who is interested in and committed to positioning themselves as an ideal MBA candidate. Great and thorough content, great instructors, and thus great course! Thanks Udemy, Beat the GMAT, Clear Admit, and any other partners involved in this collaboration.

  • by Darius Yuwono,

    Detail guides on MBA application

    I have only watched the first video, since I was occupied with works and families in the past couple of weeks. The first video is about selecting business schools. This video is especially good for first time applicants. It describes how many schools an applicant should target and what considerations should be made for selecting these schools. Overall, this course is very informative. I am looking forward to watch the rest of the videos, especially before I get into the corresponding stage of my application. By the way, I have included the title for each classes. Lecture 1: How To Choose Which Business Schools To Target Lecture 2: Understanding Your Admissions Reader Lecture 3: How To Market Yourself In Your Applications Lecture 4: Planning The B-School Application Calendar Lecture 5: How To Write The Most Effective Application Essays Lecture 6: How To Ensure The Most Effective Recommendation Letters Lecture 7: How To Interact With The Schools To Improve Your Admissions Chances Lecture 8: How To Prepare For Interviews Lecture 9: How To Manage Waitlists Lecture 10: How To Make The Final Decision On Where To Attend

  • by Venkata Nanduri,

    Truly wonderful course for MBA aspirants

    For those many applicants like me, who have so many questioins on mind on how to choose and finalize from the list of schools, how to write effective essays, how to read the admission officers mind and so on. This course is amazing and the lectures delivered by the Clear Admit team are wonderful and very helpful with practical approach and advice. Wish I had access to this course atleast a year before and it would have helped me in implementing the team's advice in an effective manner. It is one of those priceless courses which is very practical with tons of advice. I would recommend this course for anyone who is either starting with their admission process or already in the process of applying and writing essays. Thanks a lot to BeattheGMAT team and Clear Admit team for bringing this together for MBA aspirants like me. It's a gem of the courses. Venkat

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  • Over 10 lectures and 4 hrs of content!
  • Selecting your schools
  • Learn who's reading your applications
  • Marketing yourself
  • Planning your application schedule
  • How to write your essays
  • Getting recommendations
  • Reaching out to schools
  • Prepping interviews
  • Waitlist strategy
  • This course provides a full overview of the MBA admissions process. It is meant for any persons thinking about applying to business school in the future.

Instructors

Clear Admit is an industry-leading educational consulting and counseling firm that helps applicants gain admissions to the world's top MBA programs.

Beat The GMAT is the world's largest social network for MBA applicants, serving a community of 2 million applicants, teachers, and experts.

These two companies have partnered to design a comprehensive video series on MBA admissions, featuring advice from expert consultants who were MBA admissions officers representing Wharton, Tuck, and Columbia.