Publications Related to the MBA Application
Podcast of MBA for Engineers: How engineers can stand apart in their applications.
Uploaded to MBA Podcaster February 2010
Guests include:
Betsy Massar, Founder and CEO, Master Admissions
Beth Flye, Assistant Dean and Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, Kellogg School of Management
Don Rosenfield, Director of the dual-degree MIT Leaders for Global Operations Program
Karla Krause and Iker Marcaide, students, MIT Leaders for Global Operations Program
Margo Villadelgado, Student, Kellogg School of Management
Podcast of MBA Admissions in the New World Order held at the University Club, June 30, 2009.
Moderated by Betsy Massar, Founder and CEO of Master Admissions.
Corinne Kang, Associate Director of Admissions for Haas' Full-Time MBA Program
Alexandra Kenin, Wharton '07, Alumni Interviewer
Kirstin Moss, Director of Admissions for the Stanford Graduate School of Business
Hilary Caplan Somorjai, HBS '96, Harvard Business School Admissions Board Member
The Greenest MBA Programs[09/18/2009]
A number of business schools are leading the charge in teaching, research and student activities related to sustainability. These efforts fall into three broad categories: environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and social enterprise. Fifteen outstanding “green” programs are profiled below.
GMAT: Just Get It Over The Net[08/02/2009]
The GMAT – short for the Graduate Management Admissions Test – is tough, even for the best test-takers. And, like it or not, the GMAT is required by nearly every graduate business school. A number of very good test-prep companies offer materials, classes and/or one-on-one coaching. I strongly urge you to take advantage of their offerings, and I have great news for you: As the potential client, you are in the driver’s seat.
Start With Your Brain[07/15/2009]
Considering business school? If so, now is the time to start thinking about your application, even if you don’t want to apply until 2010. Perhaps that seems like a long way away, but sometimes really good ideas take a long time to hatch. Please note—I wrote “thinking about your application.” Actually, you should start thinking about starting to think about business school.