Chen Song- Haas School of Business (Berkeley)
Simon Holstein- Booth (University of Chicago)
Parnali Sen- McCombs School of Business- UTexas
Showing Leadership in Your B-School Application
At Stacy Blackman Consulting, we do a lot of thinking about leadership – what is leadership, how best to showcase it, why it matters, and more. If asked what is the single most important quality for business school applications, I would say leadership. While some schools emphasize it more than others, leadership is extremely important […]
Can You Apply for an MBA With No GMAT Score?
While the general rule of thumb is that you should take the GMAT exam in order to be considered by admissions officials at reputable business schools, the reality is that there are exceptions to the rule since some business schools will consider applicants whether or not they take the test. The GMAT exam is a […]
Using an MBA to Change Careers
These days, you’d be hard pressed to find someone who stays with one company or even one industry throughout his or her entire professional life. If you’re looking for the fast track to gain the skills and network to launch your career in a new direction, a popular way to do so is through an […]
Everything You Need to Know for GMAT Math Review
Are you eager to get into business school, but math is not your strong suit? Or maybe you’ve been out of school a few years and need a refresher on some key math formulas? MBAInsight has you covered; check out our guide for everything you need to know about the GMAT Math! The GMAT exam […]
GMAT Questions and Answers Sure to Stump You
If business school is part of your educational and career plans, then you’ll more likely than not have to take the GMAT exam that includes four sections, 90 questions, and one topic–all of which need to be answered within three and a half hours. That’s quite a bit of pressure when you consider that how […]
Studying for the GMAT Exam After FailingThe First Time
Sometimes, even after all the prep and studying, the first attempt at the GMAT doesn’t go as planned. A bad score the first time out can be demoralizing, but it shouldn’t be the end of the road for you. In fact, once you get your score back and realize it’s not what you had hoped, […]