The admissions committee for Stern’s MBA program states that it looks for “students who best reflect Stern’s fundamental value: IQ+EQ.” The admissions committee is very selective, and they look for candidates who can show that they have a high level of intellectual capacity, excellent interpersonal skills, and a willingness to create value for both business and society.
The academic, professional, and personal spheres of one’s life are the focal points of the Stern MBA’s evaluation of IQ and EQ. The admissions committee will primarily analyze your academic prowess based on your GMAT score as well as your overall grade point average. Nevertheless, the essays that are required for admission to NYU Stern are an essential component of your application process. In particular, they shed light on the aspirations you have for your professional life as well as your personality.

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