4 years is the standard for degrees in the US, which is why a lot of business schools refer to a 4-year degree. By and large they accept a UK 3-year one as being equivalent, but it's worth checking with the individual institutions you intend to apply to. Check out their Admissions FAQ section and in...

Your previous academic results certainly play a role in business school admission. However school's aren't just looking at the percentage, they also consider what you studied, where you studied it, and the grading conventions in that country. There are many, many other factors that determine how com...

Don't feel you have to apologise for asking questions - that's what I'm here for! As and Bs in the more basic quant courses is good, and the more As there are in that mix the better. Cs and Ds will be a cause for concern. In looking at your GPA, schools aren't just judging your quatitative ability, ...

I think 'pool' can sometimes be an unhelpful term to use in this context. Adcom aren't saying "OK, here are all the applicants who have a particular national/cultural background and a particular professional background, and we can only take this number of them". What they are doing is look...

As you say, it does vay by school, but most of the 'top' schools interview everyone they admit.

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Hi You can find some basic career stats info about the accelerated MBA here: http://www.johnson.cornell.edu/academic/accelerated/career.html The Accelerated Program is aimed at a distinct group of prospective students - those with a masters or PhD degree in a technical, scientific or other rigorous ...