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pleX777 wrote:Australia pays best for MBA Graduates? Any insights please?
I have heard and read some things about that. But I am not sure if it is true.
Hi Sevan, so how was it? Did you finally consulted them for your needs? Tell us your experience.Sevan wrote:Is this some kind of an MBA Consulting company? I am not just interested with the tool, I want their service as well.
I have read some reviews about a number of MBA Consulting companies. What do we need to do to know how to choose the right one for our needs?
zatZ wrote:Can anyone share their scores on the said tool? I tried it myself but was not good enough to get a good score.
I got an average score. Try to take the quiz again, you might have improved some of your qualifications and skills.
MBA consultants can do a lot to help the applicant, it really depends on what you need and your individual situation. To give you an idea, here is what I do with my clients.
-Game planning. Helping you figure out the right application strategy, goals, target schools.
-Essay brainstorming, edits and reviews
-Resume brainstorming, edits and reviews
-Recommender selection and prep
-Mock interviews
-School decision
-Game planning. Helping you figure out the right application strategy, goals, target schools.
-Essay brainstorming, edits and reviews
-Resume brainstorming, edits and reviews
-Recommender selection and prep
-Mock interviews
-School decision
Hello. I am more than excited to pursue MBA but I have to consider some important matters postponing my plans for a year.kesh28 wrote:Hi Sevan, so how was it? Did you finally consulted them for your needs? Tell us your experience.Sevan wrote:Is this some kind of an MBA Consulting company? I am not just interested with the tool, I want their service as well.
Thanks Michael. In addition, is there a fixed rate for MBA Consultants?Michael@VeritasPrep wrote:MBA consultants can do a lot to help the applicant, it really depends on what you need and your individual situation. To give you an idea, here is what I do with my clients.
-Game planning. Helping you figure out the right application strategy, goals, target schools.
-Essay brainstorming, edits and reviews
-Resume brainstorming, edits and reviews
-Recommender selection and prep
-Mock interviews
-School decision
Some consultants offer a fixed fee. The fee will be based on what services you need. Some consultants offer an hourly fee where you just pay for the time you use.
I am also thinking about how a consultation would start. For instance, the client's GMAT is below 620. Credentials and work experience aren't that excellent and not a native English speaker as well. Does the pricing for the consultation varies for cases like this? ThanksMichael@VeritasPrep wrote:Some consultants offer a fixed fee. The fee will be based on what services you need. Some consultants offer an hourly fee where you just pay for the time you use.
How about MBA consulting companies? How do they earn? Does the charges paid for the consultants include the share of the company already?
A lot of reviews has been released about the increasing number of MBA students each year. How reliable are these reports?
















