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Free Event: MBA Admissions and the Knewton GMAT Program

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by beatthegmat » Fri May 08, 2009 8:40 am
Dear Beat The GMAT Community:

I'm excited to announce that on Sunday, May 17 and Monday, May 18, Knewton will be hosting a free online event series for the Beat The GMAT community: MBA Admissions and the Knewton GMAT Program

These sessions will be presented by Founder and CEO of Knewton, Jose Ferreira, along with numerous other Knewton experts.

Sign up now: Here's a description of the event:

Knewton is excited to run two weekend events exclusively for the Beat the GMAT community. The speaker will be Knewton founder and CEO Jose Ferreira. Jose is an expert on the GMAT, having previously designed Kaplan's courses. He is also a Harvard Business School grad, as well as a former venture capitalist and Goldman Sachs derivatives trader. Jose has helped thousands of students prepare for business school and get into the schools of their choice, and is excited to interact directly with the Beat The GMAT crowd.

In addition to discussing the Knewton program, Jose will share his insights into the MBA admissions process and b-school life itself, including how to:
  • structure your application
  • prepare for the GMAT
  • make the most of your first year
  • earn a lot of money after you graduate
The seminar will be held in our live online virtual classroom, featuring Jose, along with numerous other Knewton experts, responding to your individual questions via chat.

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Hope you can make it!
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by beatthegmat » Mon May 18, 2009 5:27 pm
A huge thanks to Jose and Knewton for hosting these events for the Beat The GMAT community! You guys rock!
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by asherman » Sat Jan 23, 2010 1:32 pm
will these be happening again?
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