What Do I Need To Do To Get Into Business School?

MBA admissions preparation goes a long way beyond practicing for the GMAT: you need to get your experiences and character in order so you can wow the admissions committee in the essays and interviews.
In this video, Angela Guido walks you through 4 steps to get yourself MBA admit ready. Think of it like a path to business school admission enlightenment. To work on yourself, make sure you have great stories to tell, and be the kind of person that other people want to succeed. It’s a holistic process, but ask our clients: it works.
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[@chloemattheaocampo1661]

Quality, helpful content as always. Grateful for your work!

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THANK YOU for these kind words, Chloe!!!

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Thanks for the great content. Just a quick question, will having a master in management hurt my chances for mba admission

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Hi Charles. It depends. If it was recent, post-work experience, and from a good school, MBA programs will probably wonder what value the MBA will add on top of that. So it could hurt you. If it was tacked onto your undergrad a long time ago, it may not hurt as much. Main thing is to clarify WHY you need an MBA on top of that degree and the answer can't just be "access to jobs." Good luck!