Are you an African American, Hispanic American or Native American who is considering business school? If so, mark your calendars for the Consortium for Graduate Study in Management’s MBA Application Preparation Seminars (MAPS), which will take place in cities around the country over the next month.
The Consortium is a nonprofit organization committed to increasing the representation of African Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native Americans in American business schools and corporate management Through its MAPS series, the Consortium aims to provide prospective applicants with “insider” knowledge to help them navigate and excel in the admissions process for both the Consortium Fellowship and MBA programs at the Consortium’s 18 member schools.
The Consortium will kick off the MAPS series on September 5th in New York City. It will host six subsequent seminars over the following month, in Chicago, Houston, DC, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Atlanta. The seminars will help prospective MBA applicants learn more about the Consortium’s member schools, the application process, the Consortium Fellowship and the benefits of Consortium membership.
In addition to offering hundreds of merit-based, full-tuition fellowships to top MBA programs each year, the Consortium also now features a common application that lets prospective applicants apply to up to six of the Consortium member schools at once, saving them significant time and money. Consortium Fellows also benefit from valuable networking opportunities while completing their MBA programs, such as the Annual Orientation Program and Career Forum, featuring representatives from more than 70 corporate partners.
Learn more about the Consortium, and register today for one of its upcoming MBA Application Preparation Seminars in a city near you.
