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by yvichman » Thu Jan 15, 2009 8:32 am
the topic give to me for my MBA essay is: Why MBA? What experiences professional/personal have made you believe this is the path you need to further your career?

It does not state anything asking to explain why I specifically want to attend that schools program? If I go into detail why the specific school , I'm a in error? How much should I get into as to why that program is ideal for me?

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by Lisa Anderson » Fri Jan 16, 2009 10:12 am
Dear yvichman,

Even though the question does not specifically ask why you are applying to that school, I think it is important to include why you believe the school is a good match for your career goals. You are not in error by including that information and some readers will expect you to add it in on a question like this.

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