MBA DecisionWire Spotlight: Applying to Business School for the Non Profit Sector
In this week’s MBA DecisionWire Spotlight, which recounts MBA candidates’ choices as shared in Clear Admit’s DecisionWire, we’re setting the spotlight on a candidate choosing a business school for the non profit sector. We take a closer look at a post from a candidate considering Cornell / Johnson, Georgetown / McDonough, or NYU Stern. Read on for more details about the applicant’s background.
Initial feedback turned to Johnson:
Another community member brought up the value of location:
The original poster then returned:
Then, Clear Admit’s resident expert, Alex Brown, offered his perspective:
A current Johnson student chimed in with support:
Another community member wrapped up the thread with a vote for D.C.:
Best of luck with your decision!
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Lauren Wakal
Lauren Wakal has been covering the MBA admissions space for more than a decade, from in-depth business school profiles to weekly breaking news and more.
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Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management - Cornell University
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| FEMALE | 39% |
| MEDIAN GMAT | 710 |
| MEDIAN GPA | 3.30 |
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| FEMALE | 47% |
| Mean GMAT | 660 |
| Mean GPA | 3.47 |
Lauder Institute of Management & International Studies
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| % Women | 43% |
| % International or Dual Citizens | 64% |
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| 80% GMAT Range | 640-740 |
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