Wondering how to get into business school? While, naturally, there is no one answer, find out how this Personal MBA Coach client got accepted into Dartmouth Tuck, how they [...]

Some of the most frequent questions I get from applicants are: What does a successful candidate profile look like or how did X get accepted into so many schools? [...]

Since March, the GMAC have been searching for the best possible solution to combat the closure of testing centers. From virtual proctors to the infamous online whiteboards, the online [...]

After being rejected by six top schools, Ed Redden reapplied the following year and won acceptances to both Harvard and Stanford’s MBA programs. Everyone hates rejection, but when it [...]

Something unique and completely unexpected arrived in my inbox recently. With the author's permission and encouragement, I share this letter in the hopes that some of my blog readers might [...]

In the first of our new series of guest posts directed at military applicants, army veteran and Cornell MBA Peter Sukits shares candid, actionable advice for military veterans considering a [...]

Hello, and welcome to the latest edition of Stacy Blackman’s B-School Buzz, our periodic check-in with some of the MBA blogosphere’s applicant and student contributors. In this edition, Buzz bloggers [...]

Lydia was confused about the various options available to her as she started researching for her MBA application. As an African-American applicant she realized that her profile was underrepresented in [...]

When Ali started working with Stacy Blackman Consulting he had stellar undergraduate grades, an impressive GMAT score and consistently growing work experience at a prestigious investment bank. What Ali did [...]

Anita was a college senior at Northwestern and was weighing her postgraduate options. She thought Harvard Business School ’s 2+2 program was perfect for her, as she would get two [...]

Today's article is written by our guest author, Puneet Mundhara. Puneet is a Stanford admit for the class of 2014 and the owner of Puneet's blog . This article is for [...]

My posts talk a lot about veterans, MBAs, and finance so I thought it would be a great idea to hear about all of these topics from someone who is [...]

All this talk about the GI Bill got me thinking...wait a minute, it's mid March and I'm about to start school in either July or August. We are dealing with [...]

This chart looks more complicated than it really is. First of all, you should only use it to ballpark your personal tuition and fees. In fact, I would recommend that [...]

One of the things that I quickly realized during my MBA journey is the value of contacting other veterans who have already successfully made the transition. The first piece of [...]

I had a very close relationship with the battalion commander that I served under in Afghanistan. I had no idea how important and close our relationship would become, especially after [...]

One of the biggest myths that I want to bust is that the GMAT isn’t that important for veterans. I’m sure there isn’t a big difference between having a 740 [...]

My first post describes why junior military officers should consider an MBA. This post will focus on all the things you need to do in the next seven to eight [...]

Hey everyone, I’m a former junior military officer (JMO) who separated from the U.S. Army in 2010. I’ve been exploring various career fields since I’ve transitioned and now I’m embarking [...]