Recursos GMAT

• MIT Executive MBA 2020 Class Profile
  28 de enero, por Accepted.com

  https://blog.accepted.com/mit-sloan... <https://blog.accepted.com/wp-conten...>
  Here’s a look at the MIT EMBA Class of 2020, as taken from the MIT website : Global executives: 126Average years of work experience: 17Average age: 41Advanced degrees: 59%Director-level and above: 83%International origin: 48%Non-local (outside of driving radius): 66%Employed full time: 100%
  Schedule a free consultation >> Company size (employees)
  | Number employees | Percent
  | 10,001+ | 36%
  | (...)

• How to Get Accepted to a Top EMBA Program: The Experts Speak [Episode 348]
  26 de enero, por Accepted.com

  Interview with Accepted MBA/EMBA admissions consultants, Cindy Tokumitsu and Jen Weld [Show summary]
  Should you apply to an Executive MBA program or a regular MBA program? And if you decide on the Executive MBA, what do you need to do to get in? And which EMBA should you apply to? These are the questions that we are going to address with today’s guests , Accepted’s EMBA experts, Cindy Tokumitsu and Jen Weld. Admissions consultants share tips for crafting an acceptance-worthy EMBA (...)

• Insider’s Guide to Top European MBA Programs
  26 de enero, por Admissionado

  The first MBA programs may have started in the U.S., but don’t count out top European MBA programs. Europe dominates rankings for the best non-U.S. MBA programs.
  While elite American MBA programs may still lead in terms of recognition and reputation, when it comes to return on investment, top European MBA programs are a solid option.
  Not only are admissions less competitive (in some ways), they are 1-year programs with stellar job placement. In fact, when Forbes compared the earnings in (...)

• How to get into MIT from Someone that Did
  25 de enero, por Admissionado

  Congratulations to Doug (not his real name), a re-applicant who turned his story around to get into MIT and INSEAD! He took some time out from his blog TopDogMBA and being a general badass to answer a few of our questions about how he achieved MBA admissions success.
  Doug’s Stats
  From: Greece
  GMAT: 720
  Accepted to: MIT Sloan & INSEAD
  1) Why do you think you were able to get into MIT and INSEAD?
  I was able to get my greatest hits, unique story and personal fit across in a convincing (...)

• Mapping Out Your MBA Application Timeline
  24 de enero, por stacyblackman

  Once you’ve decided to pursue an MBA, you’ve got your work cut out for you. Applicants need to fit in test prep, visiting schools, and developing essays with other personal and professional commitments. The best way to do this is to put together your MBA application timeline several months before your target deadlines.
  If you’re planning to apply to business school in the fall, come up with a game plan now. That way, you can complete the admissions components within a schedule that doesn’t (...)

• Top Five U.S. Undergraduate Engineering Programs
  23 de enero, por Admissionado

  The engineering field is constantly growing, changing, and innovating, so to break in you’ve got to be on your A-game. If you’re hoping to join this club, look for programs with cutting edge research, resources, and faculty. Here are our picks for the top five undergraduate engineering programs :
  #5 Georgia Institute of Technology
  Atlanta, GA
  Georgia Tech has the largest College of Engineering in the U.S. and offers more than 50 different degree programs at the bachelor’s, master’s, and (...)

• Applying to INSEAD? Read This!
  23 de enero, por Accepted.com

  INSEAD’s intense, international MBA is one of the top-ranked graduate business programs in the world. Do you have what it takes to get accepted?
  The first step to crafting an effective application strategy for INSEAD is understanding what the admissions committee is looking for as they read and evaluate. How can you show INSEAD you’re a perfect fit?
  Join us for a special free webinar, Get Accepted to INSEAD , during which Accepted’s founder, Linda Abraham, will guide you through the INSEAD (...)

• From the Mouths of MBA Adcom Members: How to Get Accepted
  23 de enero, por Accepted.com

  https://blog.accepted.com/listen-mba/ <https://blog.accepted.com/wp-conten...>
  Looking for the best possible admissions advice?
  How about admissions advice from the admission committee members themselves?
  Linda Abraham, founder of Accepted and host of the Admissions Straight Talk Podcast has a collection of highly enlightening interviews with directors of admissions and adcom members of top business schools!
  Listen in as Linda asks her adcom guests pointed and to-the-point (...)

• US News Releases 2020 Online MBA Program Ranking
  23 de enero, por Expartus

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  It’s a new year, and a new round of MBA rankings to come out. As usual, the first major MBA ranking to hit the press is US News’s ranking of online MBA programs.
  The ranking of online MBA programs is interesting not just because it deals with the most modern way of obtaining an MBA (on the internet!) but because it has been the subject of scandal in recent years.
  For several years running, the first-place online MBA program in US (...)

• 3 MBA Application Mistakes that Can Wreck Your Chances
  22 de enero, por Admissionado

  You’ve spent weeks and weeks working on your MBA application. You’ve doubled the number of stress lines on your forehead, your local barista is genuinely concerned about your caffeine intake, and you might be developing carpal tunnel. But it all paid off because your essays are compelling and convincing, and your resume is formatted to perfection.
  BUT WAIT.
  Before you crack open that celebratory craft beer, let’s go over a few last-minute details for your MBA Application. You’ve already (...)

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