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Tufts University: Off the Record – College Prowler
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One day about four years ago, I stood on TuftsÂ’ library roof; as the wind blew over my head, I could clearly see the Boston skyline. I just knew I had to spend the next four years of my life there. Fortunately, the admissions committee agreed with me, and here I am writing to tell you about life on the hill.
By the time I arrived at Tufts, I had been to a lot of other top-tier schools where the people I saw w… More >>
Tufts University: Off the Record – College Prowler
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The Consultant’s Guide to MBA Admission
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Are you a consultant interested in applying to business school? Do you have competitive stats and impressive work experience, but few other qualities to distinguish you from the competition? Are you afraid that your application will appear trite, clichéd, and impersonal to the admissions committee because of lack of unusual experiences or unconventional roles or initiatives?
Never fear! In The Consultant’s Guide to MBA Admission… More >>
The Consultant’s Guide to MBA Admission
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GMAT Pro’s Ultimate Guide to cracking Top MBA Admissions: The Only book authored by someone who has cracked a Top 10 MBA!
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So now you have tamed the GMAT and are ready for the next step, the admission process, what do you do? Here is what will really excite the Admissions Committee at the Top 10 B-Schools: – You have Great Grades. It is better if these are in an extremely complex subject which you have chosen our of real interest. Of course, you have very good reasons to dump that subject, because of your ‘Calling’ for management, that has nothing to do with more money! … More >>
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