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How to Prepare for MBA Interviews – Clear Admit’s Webinar Recap
Do you need help preparing for your MBA interviews?
Clear Admit’s experts are here to give you advice and tips to be successful at navigating the admissions process.
On Wednesday, November 7, we aired our interactive webinar “How to Prepare for MBA Interviews,” hosted by Alex Brown, Clear Admit’s long-time admissions expert and author of Becoming a Clear Admit: The Definitive Guide.
The webinar covers:
- Different types of interviews that business schools conduct and why understanding each interview type matters for candidates.
- Nuances that exist across alumni, admissions committee and student-led interviews.
- A break down of the five most common MBA admissions interview questions and the seven hardest MBA interview questions.
- Challenges posed by the team-based interview options offered at schools like UPenn / Wharton and Michigan / Ross.
Check out the recording below:
While you’re preparing for your Round 1 MBA interviews, don’t forget to check out our other top resources for this important stage in the admissions process:
For those who will be anxiously awaiting Round 1 admissions decisions this December, stay tuned–we’ve got another great webinar coming your way!
About the Author
Lena Maratea
Lena Maratea is the Digital Marketing Manager at Clear Admit. She's a South Philadelphia native who graduated from Temple University’s Fox School of Business with a BBA in Marketing. She creates and curates essential digital content for the Clear Admit community.
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