Waitlisted? Know what to do next..

You are wailisted... damn ..Now what? Getting waitlisted is not the end of the road for you. While it is not an admit for sure, it's also not an outright deny. Waitlisting process can definitely be pretty frustrating but this is not the time to give up. You still have a chance to get that coveted a...

If you will see the bottom right, it says per year. Typically, all the top business schools are private and have a tuition of around $40-50K/year.

Two golden rules -

1. Apply when you are best prepared.
2. Avoid the last round.

Read more about specific pros and cons of each rounds here - http://bizschoolprep.blocked/2011/ ... f-mba.html

This is tricky. A bad recommendation is always going to raise some concerns and I am not sure how much deleting a recommender works AFTER the recommendation is submitted (if the recommender didnt have time, why did you not delete it before?) Adcom sees thousand of applications every year and they pr...

If you are looking for finance MBA programs in Asia, NUS and HKUST are good options. Back home, ISB is something you could look into as well.

Let's put it this way - What you studied and how you performed in your undergrad is going to matter more than where you studied. Yes, if you have an Ivy League pedigree, it will highlight the competitive process you have gone through, and successfully, for which you will get some points. However, th...

Adcom looks for proven track of success,managerial and leadership skills as well as future potential in these attributes while looking at the work experience of the candidates. If you have been involved in some administrative work as well, you can show these attributes, however, it is difficult to s...

This is something I've been thinking about lately. Is it right to tell a representative (during interviews, e-mails, phone calls) that their school is your first choice? That is only if it really is, of course. I have no problems telling the rep that their school is my first choice, but then it got...