I am interested in taking up Exec MBA at Cornell's Johnson school of business. Any suggestions or inputs from the community how how should i go about with my essays ?
fyi - I've cleared the pre-assessment round.
Many thanks
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Cornell Exec MBA - Suggestions about application or process
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Hey msingh -
The good news with the Cornell EMBA is how flexible they are in admissions (they don't even require a GMAT!!) -- that, and the alternate-weekends format, which is ideal if you're in the tri-state area and want to keep your job.
The other good news is that they only have two personal statements in their EMBA app, asking questions that are pretty standard in terms of what any top bschool will ask: what are your goals, and how will you contribute? Very straightforward.
The biggest issue you'll face with them is that they're also very short - 400 words isn't much space! Being concise is the key.
You can find a bunch of articles available for free on the EssaySnark blahg to help with essays - https://essaysnark.com - and if you're stuck on what makes for a good set of goals then we also have some very inexpensive paid services to help with that - check out the Career Goals App Accelerator for one: https://www.essaysnark.com/tutorial/defi ... eer-goals/
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The good news with the Cornell EMBA is how flexible they are in admissions (they don't even require a GMAT!!) -- that, and the alternate-weekends format, which is ideal if you're in the tri-state area and want to keep your job.
The other good news is that they only have two personal statements in their EMBA app, asking questions that are pretty standard in terms of what any top bschool will ask: what are your goals, and how will you contribute? Very straightforward.
The biggest issue you'll face with them is that they're also very short - 400 words isn't much space! Being concise is the key.
You can find a bunch of articles available for free on the EssaySnark blahg to help with essays - https://essaysnark.com - and if you're stuck on what makes for a good set of goals then we also have some very inexpensive paid services to help with that - check out the Career Goals App Accelerator for one: https://www.essaysnark.com/tutorial/defi ... eer-goals/
Good luck with the app! Let us know if we can help.
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