Inside the GMAT
Your official source to be a GMAT insider. Brought to you from the makers of the GMAT exam, Inside the GMAT features experts that will share tips on taking the exam, prep, and how to maximize your GMAT experience. This weekly show will give you insights on everything you need to know for your graduate business school journey. If you want the inside scoop on the GMAT and graduate business school success strategies, this podcast is for you.
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Replay: Reduce Exam Anxiety and Get the Results You Want (2023)
06/04/2025
Replay: Reduce Exam Anxiety and Get the Results You Want (2023)
This episode was originally published on September 7, 2023. GMAC's Eric Chambers is joined by Charles Bibilos, Founder of GMAT Ninja, where they do things a bit differently by tackling your test anxiety head on. Charles talks all things assessment anxiety, from how it can manifest in an exam environment to how to overcome it, with a lively discussion about how the latest edition of the GMAT helps reduce your chances of experiencing anxiety on test day. Tune in to get over your testing jitters! References:
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The GMAT Explained
05/28/2025
The GMAT Explained
It’s the season finale, and we’re going deep! In this solo episode, host Zach breaks down everything you’ve ever wanted to know about the GMAT exam. Whether you’re just starting to explore business school or already deep in prep mode, this is your all-in-one explainer for what’s on the exam, how it’s scored, how to prepare, and how to use your score to stand out. Zach walks through each section of the exam, plus testing options, prep resources, accommodations, and what your score report actually tells you. You’ll also get the facts on percentile rankings, test day logistics, and why a GMAT score is more than just a number. No hype, no gimmicks—just real talk about the #1 test in business school admisions. WATCH ON SPOTIFY OR YOUTUBE TO SEE ACCOMPANYING SLIDES & VISUALS Register for the GMAT: Chapters: 01:02 - Exam Overview & Features 03:48 - Scoring Explained 08:06 - Quantitative Reasoning 10:08 - Verbal Reasoning 13:06 - Data Insights 20:22 - Accessing & Sending Your Score 25:22 - Planning for Test Day
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Using AI in Your Application
05/21/2025
Using AI in Your Application
Artificial intelligence is here, but how much is too much when it comes to your MBA application? This week, host Zach Fernebok sits down with Loubna Bouamane, founder of and former Director of MBA Admissions, to explore the nuanced role AI now plays in business school applications. From brainstorming essays to managing deadlines, AI tools like ChatGPT can support candidates, but there's a fine line between using AI and outsourcing your voice. Loubna shares the real risks of overrelying on AI, explains how admissions teams are adapting to this new landscape, and offers actionable advice on preserving authenticity in an increasingly automated world. If you're considering using AI in your MBA journey (or already are) this episode is your guide to staying smart, ethical, and unforgettable. Admission Concierge: Key Takeaways 1. AI can help, but it can’t (and shouldn’t) tell your story. Using AI for structure, grammar, and idea generation can be helpful, but outsourcing your personal voice leads to generic, shallow, and forgettable applications. 2. Authenticity is your biggest competitive edge. Admissions officers can spot essays that lack real reflection. What stands out isn’t perfect prose. It’s self-awareness, emotional honesty, and clarity of purpose. 3. Schools aren’t anti-AI. They’re anti-fake. Top programs are updating their policies to emphasize ethics. Many condone AI for brainstorming, but warn against using it to write essays or letters of recommendation. 4. Interviews and real-time assessments are gaining importance. Expect more behavioral, values-based, and spontaneous prompts as schools look to assess consistency between your written and spoken narrative. 5. Use AI wisely: treat it like a project assistant, not a ghostwriter. Smart uses include organizing deadlines, shortening essays, or improving clarity, not generating full drafts or making up content. Chapters 00:55 - The Beginning of AI in Applications 02:48 - The Role of AI in Application Strategy 05:29 - Common Uses of AI by Applicants 09:45 - Business School Response to AI 12:03 - Smart and Responsible AI Usage 12:54 - The Risks of AI in Applications 15:09 - The Importance of Authenticity 17:45 - Strategies for Authentic Writing 18:51 - Exercises for Developing Personal Narratives 20:50 - Real-Life Examples of Authenticity 22:53 - Future of Admissions in the Age of AI 24:31 - Final Thoughts
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What to Expect at an MBA Tour
05/14/2025
What to Expect at an MBA Tour
Thinking about business school? Don’t go it alone. In this episode, we’re hitting the road as we explore , the global events that bring top business schools and aspiring students together under one roof. Host Zach is joined by Maggie Cooley, Director of Events and Marketing for GMAC Tours, to unpack why these MBA & Masters Tour events are more than just information sessions. They’re networking goldmines, resume-boosting bootcamps, and overall application game-changers. You’ll hear what really happens at a Tour event, how to make a lasting impression, and why attending one could help you discover your best-fit program (especially one you’ve never considered before). Whether you’re years away from applying or finalizing your target school list, this episode will help you make the most of one of the most impactful tools on your business school journey. Find a Tour near you: Key Takeaways 1. GMAC Tours are free, curated events designed for every stage of the b-school journey. Whether you're exploring your options or ready to apply, there’s value for everyone—from keynotes and meetups to resume clinics and GMAT info sessions. 2. The biggest asset? Face time with admissions reps. Attendees meet directly with decision-makers from top global business schools, building authentic relationships that can strengthen applications and inform school selection. 3. Thoughtful preparation goes a long way. Doing research ahead of time, preparing smart questions, and showing genuine curiosity helps you stand out, both in scheduled meetups and casual booth chats. 4. Be open to discovering new schools. 80% of attendees consider a new program they hadn’t previously thought about. Don’t just target the usual suspects—use the event to explore your full range of options. 5. Your application can benefit directly. From resume feedback to application tips and admissions insights, the information (and impression) you gain at a Tour event can translate into a stronger, more personalized application. Chapters 01:12 - What is a Tour Event? 03:25 - Who Should Attend? 05:24 - Overview of Activities 06:55 - About School Meet-Ups 10:04 - About Resume Review Clinics 11:20 - About B-School Talks 12:01 - About the GMAT Info Session 13:16 - Planning Your Schedule 14:52 - Benefits of Attending 16:57 - Using the Event to Strengthen Your Application 17:56 - Success Stories 21:07 - Tips for Attending 23:06 - Making a Great Impression at Networking Events 25:07 - Common Mistakes to Avoid 28:42 - Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts
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What Business School Candidates are Thinking
05/07/2025
What Business School Candidates are Thinking
In this episode, Zach sits down with friend and colleague Andrew Walker, Director of Industry Communications at GMAC, to unpack the latest insights from the . They dive into what 5,000 prospective business school candidates around the world are thinking about today — from the growing demand for hands-on AI experiences to the rising importance of human skills, like grit and adaptability. You’ll hear why more candidates are prioritizing ROI over program rankings, how financial planning is evolving, and why in-person programs are making a surprising comeback. Whether you’re actively applying, just starting to explore your options, or simply curious about what’s shaping the future of graduate management education, this conversation offers data-backed insights and practical takeaways you won’t want to miss. Takeaways: 46% of business school candidates prioritize AI experiences in their curriculum. Employers value human skills like emotional intelligence and adaptability alongside technical skills. Cost remains a significant barrier for candidates considering business school. Only 29% of candidates prioritize program rankings first when researching schools. Candidates are increasingly looking for direct information from school websites, not AI. The MBA remains the most preferred degree, but interest in business master's programs is growing. Candidates prefer full-time in-person programs over hybrid or online formats post-pandemic. Financial aid is becoming a more significant part of funding education for candidates. Candidates are considering a multi-dimensional approach to their return on investment from business school. Chapters: 01:04 - What is the Prospective Students Survey? 03:00 - The Role of AI in Business Education 07:28 - Financial Considerations for Business School Candidates 11:49 - The Importance of Program Rankings 15:43 - Shifting Preferences in Business Degrees 18:09 - Program Delivery Formats and Trends 22:23 - Key Takeaways and Future Insights
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Essays, Interviews, & Stress
04/30/2025
Essays, Interviews, & Stress
In this episode, Shaifali Aggarwal, founder and CEO of , dives deep into MBA application essays and school interviews. She discusses the importance of each in the application process, emphasizing the need for authenticity and self-reflection. Shaifali also shares practical tips for writing compelling essays, common mistakes applicants make, and how to manage stress during the writing process. The second half of the conversation covers the role of interviews, the types of interviews, the most common questions asked, and strategies for effective preparation. Takeaways: Authenticity and reflection are key to standing out. Understanding the intent behind essay questions is crucial. Storytelling should connect experiences to larger themes. Avoid writing what you think admissions committees want to hear. Generative AI can assist in research but not in writing essays. Start with self-reflection before writing your essays. Practice common interview questions out loud for confidence. Know your application inside out for interviews. Follow up with interviewers to express gratitude. Chapters: 01:21 - Meet Shaifali03:05 - What are MBA Essays?05:06 - Different Types of Essay Questions07:57 - Types of MBA Essays and Their Purpose10:58 - Storytelling in Essays12:19 - AI in Essay Writing13:42 - Common Mistakes in Essay Writing15:05 - Adding a Personal Touch18:03 - Practical Writing Tips20:27 - Incorporating Feedback Effectively22:30 - Managing Stress While Writing23:47 - The Role of Interviews in MBA Applications25:37 - Types of MBA Interviews28:20 - Common Interview Questions and Strategies32:36 - Job vs. MBA Interview33:41 - Interview Preparation Essentials36:44 - Managing Interview Stress38:58 - Post-Interview Follow-Up and Reflection39:55 - Outro
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The "Dead Zone"
04/23/2025
The "Dead Zone"
In this episode, Zach is joined by Melody Jones from to discuss the often-overlooked period between MBA acceptance and the start of classes, sometimes referred to as the 'Dead Zone.' They explore various strategies for academic readiness, networking, and personal development, as well as the logistical considerations for incoming students. The discussion highlights the significance of using this time wisely to set the stage for a successful MBA experience. Melody also touches on the emotional journey of dealing with rejection and the importance of self-reflection. The conversation ends with common mistakes applicants make during the 'Dead Zone' before starting school. Takeaways: Start building momentum as soon as you're accepted. This can include networking, traveling, or working on personal projects. Understand the recruiting timeline for your industry and leverage your new school email address for networking. Reading can enhance self-awareness and leadership skills. On housing: It's important to understand housing application deadlines, and “Accepted Student Weekends” are a great place to find your roommate. MBA budgets often underestimate true costs; Melody suggests increasing yours by 20-40%. Weekend travel and social events can significantly impact your budget (traveling with classmates can enhance your MBA experience). International students should use this time to fully understand banking and health insurance. If you were rejected from your top choice school, use this time to strategize how to strengthen your profile if you want to reapply. Avoid comparing your pre-MBA journey to others; focus on your own path. Overall, business school is a transformational experience beyond just education.
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Exam Prep 101
04/16/2025
Exam Prep 101
In this episode, Stacey Koprince from discusses the essential considerations when preparing to take a business school entrance exam. Stacey breaks down her top prep strategies and emphasizes the importance of understanding your study timeline, effective study techniques, recognizing when to take breaks, and the value of collaborative study. Additionally, she highlights the significance of practice tests in gauging progress and structuring a personalized study plan to ensure GMAT success. And of course, no conversation about GMAT prep is complete without covering all three sections of the exam: Quant, Verbal, and Data Insights. Resources: Takeaways: Preparing for business school starts before studying begins, and sometimes that prep even includes choosing a school/program. Even if a school/program is test optional, an entrance exam can enhance your application. Aim to start studying 3-5 months out, with five or six days of study each week. Prep tips: take breaks, set a timer for short study sessions can help overcome procrastination, and study in groups. Practice tests are essential for gauging progress, identifying weaknesses, and establishing a baseline score. Focus on actionable takeaways from mistakes to improve performance. Structuring your study in phases can lead to more effective learning. You have strengths and weaknesses in your review process. Understand the different question types and strategies for each. Utilize free resources and official materials from GMAC and Manhattan Prep for effective preparation! Chapters 00:00 Introduction 03:48 Choosing a Program 10:24 Exam Requirements 19:09 The Right Time to Take an Exam 23:40 Part-Time vs Full-Time Programs 27:51 GMAT Prep Timeline 32:24 Prep Motivation Techniques 37:13 Studying with Others 41:47 Practice Exams 45:34 How to Retain What You've Learned 52:46 GMAT Study Phases 59:36 Exam Best Practices 01:10:17 Recommended Prep Products 01:14:15 Key Takeaways 01:17:21 Conclusion
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MBA Myth Busters
04/09/2025
MBA Myth Busters
Summary In this episode, Travis Morgan from discusses the intricacies of applying to business schools, debunking common myths and providing valuable insights into the application process. He emphasize the importance of resumes, essays, and understanding school fit over rankings. The discussion also covers the significance of test scores, the role of waitlists, and alternative testing options like the Executive Assessment. Takeaways Your resume is the first impression in applications. Connecting with current students can enhance your application. Admissions committees want to see a three-dimensional applicant. Essays should reflect your personal story, not just professional achievements. Top schools are not the only path to success in business. Rankings should not dictate your school choice. Lower-ranked schools can still offer valuable opportunities. Waitlisted candidates are still strong contenders. The GMAT is not solely a math or English test; it's about problem-solving skills. The Executive Assessment is a viable alternative for many applicants. Chapters 01:03 - Myth 1: Business Experience Required for MBA 03:26 - Myth 2: Apply in Round One for Best Chances 05:36 - When to Start Preparing Your Application 08:12 - The Importance of Networking 09:26 - Myth 3: Your Resume Should Be All Business 11:46 - What About Essays? 14:39 - Myth 4: Only High-Ranked Schools Matter 18:13 - Finding the Right School for Your Goals 20:32 - Myth 5: Lower Ranked Schools Are Easy to Get Into 23:05 - Myth 6: You Can't Get Off the Waitlist 27:07 - Myth 7: The GMAT is Harder Than the GRE 32:08 - Myth 8: The Test Score is the Most Important Part of My Application 34:29 - Can a Test Waiver Hurt Your Chances? 36:13 - Myth 9: Is the GMAT Just a Math + English Test? 39:44 - Myth 10: There Are No Other Exam Alternatives 43:15 - Switching from GMAT, GRE to EA
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Telling Your MBA Story
04/02/2025
Telling Your MBA Story
Summary In this episode, Petia Whitmore from delves into the intricacies of the MBA application process, emphasizing the importance of storytelling, clarity of purpose, and the evaluation criteria used by admissions committees. Petia shares insights from her experience as a former Dean of MBA Admissions, outlining the two phases of the application process: evaluation and selection. She highlights the significance of crafting a unique narrative that showcases a candidate's impact and authenticity, while also addressing common misconceptions about test scores and work experience. The discussion culminates in practical advice for prospective applicants on how to approach their applications with curiosity and a sense of possibility. Takeaways Your application is more than just numbers. Craft a narrative that tells your unique story. Evaluation determines admissibility; selection determines desirability. Clarity of purpose is crucial in your application. Demonstrated impact can come in many forms. Authenticity is key to standing out. Quality of experience is more important than quantity. Test scores indicate academic preparedness but are not the sole factor. Timing your application can influence your chances of admission. Approach the application process with curiosity and openness. Chapters 01:38 - Overview of the MBA Application Process 05:34 - About Admissions Committees 07:26 - Three Pillars of a Strong Application: Clarity, Impact & Authenticity 10:34 - Demonstrating Impact 12:03 - Applicant Authenticity 14:45 - Defining Program "Fit" 17:51 - Introspection and Self-Discovery 23:44 - Quality vs. Quantity 27:26 - Understanding the Role of Test Scores 30:00 - Navigating Test Waivers and Their Implications 32:22 - Timing Your Application: Round One vs. Round Two 36:15 - The Value of Starting Early in the Application Process 38:42 - The Interview Process: What to Expect 45:31 - Finding Your Why: The Key to a Strong Application
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Welcome to Inside the GMAT
04/01/2025
Welcome to Inside the GMAT
Introducing Inside the GMAT. A bi-weekly show with interviews with experts, downloadable extras, and advice on how you can navigate through your graduate business school admissions process.
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Reduce Exam Anxiety and Get the Results You Want
09/07/2023
Reduce Exam Anxiety and Get the Results You Want
Host Eric Chambers is joined by Charles Bibilos, Founder of GMAT Ninja, where they do things a bit differently by tackling your test anxiety head on. Charles talks all things assessment anxiety, from how it can manifest in an exam environment to how to overcome it, with a lively discussion about how GMAT Focus Edition helps reduce your chances of experiencing anxiety on test day. Tune in to get over your testing jitters! References:
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Your Guide to the GMAT Focus Edition
08/25/2023
Your Guide to the GMAT Focus Edition
In this episode, we’re joined by Manish Dharia, Director of Product Marketing at GMAC. Manish talks all things GMAT Focus Edition, covering how and why we made the decision to bring you the latest evolution of the GMAT; what the changes to each section, scoring and score report are; the many benefits these changes add to your testing experience and ultimately your b-school experience and career; the difference between GMAT Focus Edition and other test options; and important dates coming up that you won’t want to miss. Tune in now and don’t forget to for GMAT Focus Edition on August 29th. Episode resources:
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What Do Test Prep Tutors Really Think of GMAT Focus?
08/10/2023
What Do Test Prep Tutors Really Think of GMAT Focus?
Are you interested in GMAT Focus, but haven't spoken to a professional tutor about whether it's the right test for you? This episode has got you covered - our guest, Hailey Cusimano, Director of Tutoring at Menlo Coaching, shares her insights on the test and helps you decide if it's ultimately right for you. As an added bonus, our host, Eric Chambers, a former admissions consultant, weighs in on the value the exam brings to both schools and candidates.
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From Army to B-School - One Man’s Epic Journey
07/27/2023
From Army to B-School - One Man’s Epic Journey
In this episode, our UK-based host, Nalisha Patel, has a riveting chat with Sunil Kandola, Vice President of Coin Systems Strategy at Onyx by JP Morgan. You'll hear all about Sunil's fascinating career path – from the British Army to studying an MBA at the prestigious Saïd Business School at Oxford University to landing his role at JP Morgan. Sunil drops useful tips along the way on how to ace the GMAT, tell your personal story and land your dream role, plus much more. Resources:
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Overcome Imposter-Syndrome and Craft Your Story
07/13/2023
Overcome Imposter-Syndrome and Craft Your Story
In this episode we're joined by Alexis Jeffries, Head of Business Product Marketing at Glassdoor. Amongst other impressive endeavors, Alexis is paving the way in her thriving tech career and is the Adjunct Professor of Entrepreneurship at University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business. Learn from Alexis how you can overcome imposter syndrome and create the career path that is right for you while staying true to your authentic self. Oh, and she even throws in spectacular GMAT advice. This is not one to be missed!
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Could an Early-Career MBA Be Right for You?
06/29/2023
Could an Early-Career MBA Be Right for You?
In this episode, Zach chats with Baylor University - Hankamer School of Business Clinical Professor, Dr. Erik Davidson, alongside HSB alum and Walt Disney Company's Strategic Sourcing Specialist, Corrie Tebay, on everything you need to know about the Early-Career MBA. Corrie gives incredible insight into pursuing the right program and career fit for you in her truly inspirational career path. This is a great listen for anyone interested in pursuing an MBA earlier on in their career and are searching for options in the US. Listen now. This episode was originally recorded in 2022.
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Your Guide to GMAT Focus Prep - in Under 10 Minutes
06/15/2023
Your Guide to GMAT Focus Prep - in Under 10 Minutes
In this episode, guest host Zach Fernebok interviews Ana Kyper, Senior Director of Product Management, GME Prep and Readiness. In just under 10 minutes, Ana will walk you through the 6-week GMAT Focus™ Exam prep journey - including the practice needed, your time commitment, and tips to maximize your GMAT Focus exam success. Episode resources: Download the app:
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GMAC CEO Joy Jones' Path to Success
06/01/2023
GMAC CEO Joy Jones' Path to Success
To kickoff Season 3, we are joined by our very own CEO, Joy Jones, as she navigates us through the decision behind the new GMAT Focus Edition and shares with us her thoughts on the future of education. She talks about her personal education story, from her own experience studying for the GMAT and her career-defining experience at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Listen now!
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New Season of Inside the GMAT
05/24/2023
New Season of Inside the GMAT
We're back for a new season! Join us on June 1st, bi-weekly, for Season 3 of Inside the GMAT, your official source on all things GMAT and related products. We'll cover all things GMAT Focus, from regular updates and how to prepare to expert opinions on the GMAT's evolution. We'll also cover relevant, trending topics in education across the globe with leading experts and chat with previous test takers who've launched incredible careers since starting their graduate management education journey. All this and much more will be available on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple, insidethegmat.com, or wherever you get your podcasts!
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Navigating The Business School Admissions Process
09/26/2022
Navigating The Business School Admissions Process
We are joining by Rodrigo Malta, Managing Director from the University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business, to discuss the big questions that surround the b-school admissions process. Listen for tips on how to strengthen your application and learn the one question you should ask yourself before going to business school. Listen now!
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What is Business Fundamentals?
08/15/2022
What is Business Fundamentals?
Are you ready to start your business graduate program, but need to level up your core business knowledge before you enter the classroom? Business Fundamentals is for you! In this episode, we invite Ana Kyper and Brian Carlidge to discuss what Business Fundamentals is and how the courses offered can help you succeed in your business school program.
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REPLAY: 6 Steps to Requesting a Testing Accommodation
11/01/2021
REPLAY: 6 Steps to Requesting a Testing Accommodation
Did you know that GMAC offers special accommodations for test-takers with disabilities? In this episode, Kailin Burns invites Jason Northup, the Senior Manager for Test Accommodations at GMAC to discuss how you can apply for testing accommodations on your GMAT or Executive Assessment, what testing accommodations GMAC offers, and options you have as a test taker to maximize your test-taking experience.
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Should I Retake the GMAT?
10/18/2021
Should I Retake the GMAT?
We are back from a break!
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SPECIAL EPISODE: Part 3: MBA Interview Strategy With LBS & INSEAD
10/04/2021
SPECIAL EPISODE: Part 3: MBA Interview Strategy With LBS & INSEAD
MBA interviews can be the most nerve-wracking part of your whole application. But there’s plenty you can do to prepare, and put your best foot forward. In the third and final episode of this three-part mini-series, BusinessBecause writer Bethany Garner asks admissions directors from two top programs to offer up tips and tricks for making your interview count.
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SPECIAL EPISODE: Part 2: Acing Your MBA Essays With HKUST
09/20/2021
SPECIAL EPISODE: Part 2: Acing Your MBA Essays With HKUST
Once you’re ready to apply for an MBA, how do you make your application stand out? In the second episode of this three-part mini-series, BusinessBecause writer Bethany Garner asks April Leung, head of MBA admissions at HKUST, to share her insights on what makes a stand-out written application.
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SPECIAL EPISODE: Part 1: What Makes A Strong MBA Candidate?
09/06/2021
SPECIAL EPISODE: Part 1: What Makes A Strong MBA Candidate?
What makes a strong MBA candidate? In the first episode of this three-part mini-series, BusinessBecause writer Bethany Garner speaks with Eric Askins—Executive Director of Admissions for the full-time MBA program at the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business—to find out.
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Where Do You See Yourself in 4 Weeks?
08/23/2021
Where Do You See Yourself in 4 Weeks?
Did you know that you can prepare for the Executive Assessment in just 4 weeks? Sarabeth Dobbs, the Product Development Manager for Assessments joins the show to tell you about the new 4-week study planner for the Executive Assessment. Sarabeth lets you know what to expect, how to prep, and gives some advice about the Executive Assessment.
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The Value of The GMAT Exam - Part 2
08/09/2021
The Value of The GMAT Exam - Part 2
We continue the conversation about the value of taking the GMAT exam, this time gaining the perspectives of a panel of top-rated business school admissions consultants. Admissions consultants Linda Abraham from Accepted and Joe Mashek from Merchant join the show to discuss all the questions you want to know about the GMAT exam and getting into the world’s top MBA and business master’s programs.
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The Benefits of Taking the GMAT Exam in a Test Optional World
07/26/2021
The Benefits of Taking the GMAT Exam in a Test Optional World
Why should you take the GMAT exam when it is not required for admission to business school? This week our guests Imran Kanga from Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto, Bruce Delmonico from Yale School of Management, and Jessica Krom from Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University all join the show to explain how the GMAT is used for admissions and break down why taking the GMAT exam when it is not required, benefits you for the admission process.
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