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Admission Criteria/ Requirement

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Source: — Lounge |

by throughmba » Fri Sep 16, 2011 11:57 pm
I will not confuse you with the data, not the motherhood statements like fit or no fit

1st set :::Essays, GMAT score, GPA, Work Experience, Recommendations

2nd set :::Timing, Interviews

Two Colleges to directly quote are
Stanford
No single factor -whether your college performance, essay, test score, interview, letter of reference, or work experience-is decisive.We consider each application holistically, and take into account factors such as your background, experiences, perspectives, fit with the GSB and its MBA Program, aspirations, values, and accomplishments.We evaluate each applicant in the context of the application year and are guided especially by three primary admission criteria of intellectual vitality, demonstrated leadership potential, and personal qualities and contributions.
HBS
A Habit of Leadership,Capacity for Intellectual Growth,Engaged Community Citizenship

For your personal selection metrics use the following criteria

Some of the selection criteria that you may want to use in evaluating schools include:
Reputation
International perspective and access.
Geographical location.
Facilities.
Diversity.
Cost of tuition and living.
Curriculum emphases.
Typical career paths of graduates.
Teaching style.
Student culture.
Compensation upon graduation.
Financial aid opportunities.
Class size.
Use of technology.
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