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What is your top question about business school admissions?

What are the top 4 admissions mistakes? How can I avoid them?
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50%
What are the top 5 interview dos and don'ts?
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17%
What else should I think about related to interviews?
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How can I be more effective in editing my own essays?
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by brkthruprtnrs » Tue Oct 23, 2007 2:18 am
Please respond to this poll, and we will post a detailed response to the question that is highlighted as the most popular question.

In our work with over hundreds of clients, we often find that many applicants have similar but very important questions. Some of these questions are:

- What are the top 4 admissions mistakes? How can I avoid them?
- What are the top 5 interview dos and don'ts?
- What else should I think about related to interviews?
- How can I be more effective in editing my own essays?

So tell us -- What question is on your mind? Tell us what you would like us to answer -- we'll provide a detailed answer
for the question that gets the most votes. If you don't see your burning questions here, post them at our thread at https://www.beatthegmat.com/viewtopic.php?t=6124 and we will be sure to answer them. Also, come back and visit our thread often as we will be answering questions from many applicants.

We want to help empower you create successful applications.

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by logical » Tue Nov 20, 2007 3:25 am
How to choose where to Apply?

Is there an organized structure where there are univs grouped under their field of expertise(ops/fin et.. vertical wise or topic wise or their POSITIONING WISE)
positioning like entrepreneurship/leadership/ focus on some philosophy which they internally make a choice of students.it would be gud if there are any such positionings or stands classified -will make life a lil simpler while apping.
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