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by LetsBeatit » Thu Feb 17, 2011 11:36 am
Hello All,

Can some one share their interview experience with Bay Area Part time UC Davis. What were the questions. How was the presentation of 5 mins, what topic did you select and why?

The requirements are :
As part of the evaluation of your application, you will prepare a brief presentation for members of the MBA Admissions Committee that is separate from the interview held that day. The parameters for the presentation include:

The presentation should last no longer than 5 minutes.
You should choose a topic of interest to you or modify a presentation that you have given at work. Your topic should not be your candidacy for the UC Davis MBA program.
The presentation should not include use of any visual aids, including handouts, PowerPoint presentations, etc. for the audience. However, you may use notes for yourself.
Each member of the audience (typically 3-5 people) will complete a report that becomes part of your MBA application.


Appreciate full responses.

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