101 Business School (MBA) Essays That Made a Difference
Book Details
Author(s)
Nolan, Dr. Nancy L.
Publisher
Magnificent Milestones, Inc.
ISBN / ASIN
B0087G3SHQ
ISBN-13
978B0087G3SH4
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#1,026,789
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United States 🇺🇸
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Description
At top MBA programs, a candidate's essays can help him/her to stand out in an increasingly competitive applicant pool. This publication presents 101 business school essays that enabled their authors to gain admission to the MBA program of their choice.
By design, they include more than 40 different topics, including the candidates' goals, personal background, professional experience, notable accomplishments, and motivation to obtain an MBA. The selection also includes successful responses to being waitlisted and separate addendums to explain a disappointing GPA or GMAT score.
Collectively, these essays show the many ways that candidates have presented themselves to the committee in a creative (and effective) manner. They also show the caliber of writing that is expected at top business schools. Before you write your own essays, take the time to read examples from students who have already accomplished what you are trying to do. For something this important, why leave your writing to chance?
By design, they include more than 40 different topics, including the candidates' goals, personal background, professional experience, notable accomplishments, and motivation to obtain an MBA. The selection also includes successful responses to being waitlisted and separate addendums to explain a disappointing GPA or GMAT score.
Collectively, these essays show the many ways that candidates have presented themselves to the committee in a creative (and effective) manner. They also show the caliber of writing that is expected at top business schools. Before you write your own essays, take the time to read examples from students who have already accomplished what you are trying to do. For something this important, why leave your writing to chance?
