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Why An Admissions Consultant Objected To My MBA Essay On ‘Coming Out to My Mom’

September 30, 2010 in Blogs by Richard Battle-Baxter

At work, writes Richard, there are “a lot of conversations about peep toe shoes and shopping and not so much about Monday night football.” That’s why an open and accepting B-school culture is a must.

New WSJ Ranking of Best EMBA Programs

September 30, 2010 in MBA Rankings by John A. Byrne

The world’s most expensive MBA program wins

B-School Partners Ask: “What’s in It for Us?”

September 29, 2010 in Preparing to Attend a Business School by Andrea Carter

Dealing with the pressures and sacrifices when your partner or spouse gets an MBA

Directory of B-School Resources for MBA Partners

September 29, 2010 in Preparing to Attend a Business School by Andrea Carter

A guide to clubs and organizations at top business schools for MBA partners and spouses

A Lost Weekend Studying for Saturday’s GMAT Test

September 28, 2010 in Blogs by Steve Gargiulo

With his GMAT test looming ahead for this Saturday, Steve spent the past weekend studying, taking practice tests and re-writing his essays for Columbia and Cornell.

The Economist 2010 MBA Ranking

September 28, 2010 in MBA Rankings by John A. Byrne

Analysis of The Economist’s 2010 global MBA rankings

Winners & Losers in The Economist’s 2010 MBA Ranking

September 27, 2010 in MBA Rankings by John A. Byrne

A look at the swings

How to Get Into HBS: Play the Piccolo, Not the Violin

September 27, 2010 in MBA Admissions Consulting by Greg Spielberg

Part III: Accepted to Harvard after getting help with his essays from a consultant, but rejected from Stanford, Columbia, Kellogg, and Sloan

Stay in School: You’re Not Mark Zuckerberg

September 26, 2010 in Business Advice for MBAs by Vivek Wadhwa

“Go to Harvard for a year and drop out”

Pulling James Joyce Off The Shelf To Improve A GMAT Score

September 24, 2010 in Blogs by Steve Gargiulo

How to improve reading comprehension? Steve turns to Joyce’s “Portrait of An Artist by A Young Man”

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