Columbia Class of 2018 Essay Analysis
Columbia Business School released their deadlines and essay prompts for the 2015-2016 MBA admissions season last week. There are slight changes from last year, however, the core questions remain the same
MIT Sloan Class of 2018 Essay Analysis
MIT Sloan School of Management released their deadlines and essay prompts for the 2015-2016 MBA admissions season last week. There are several changes that you’ll want to take note of for Sloan this year. They will have three rounds rather than two (if you’re applying first round, your deadline will be in September – see below). The school has reduced the essay requirement for all applicants, with a single required essay question. If you want to share more information, Sloan will continue to offer an optional essay question that will allow you to share additional information that will help them to consider your candidacy. If you are invited to interview, you’ll be asked to write a response to a second question.
Stanford GSB Class of 2018 Essay Analysis
Each year, Stanford’s question #1 it is one of the highlights of the application. It is also one of the most challenging questions for many applicant’s process. The essay requires thoughtful self-reflection and serves a dual purpose of introducing you to the committee, while sharing clear insight about how you think. The key here is that no answer is better than another; how you tell your story is more important than what story you tell.
Giving and getting effective introductions
A timely introduction can change a job search experience completely. Introductions have created business partnerships, helped people to explore industries, and made the entire job search process more personal. Read more for tips on how to give and get effective introductions!
First impressions count!
According to Stanford Professor Carol Kinsey Goman, we decide if people are trustworthy in the first seven seconds of meeting them.
We've all heard the advice about the importance of making a great first impression, and there are many ways to make sure that you put your best foot forward right away. Throughout your career, you will have the chance to introduce yourself one-on-one to people with the potential to be your mentors, employers, and business partners, among others. It offers the opportunity regularly - take advantage of it!