The MBA degree provides candidates with the tools, skills, networks and opportunities to advance their current career or switch their career path in a new direction. For those looking to use the degree to expand their career opportunities, understanding which business school programs provide the greatest access to which careers is critical.
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U. Washington / Foster
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GPA: 3.5.
GMAT: 720.
India.
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U. Washington / Foster
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GMAT: 730.
India.
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Stanford GSB
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GPA: 3.67.
GMAT: 760.
San Francisco.
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U. Washington / Foster
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GPA: 3.95.
GMAT: 700.
India.
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U. Washington / Foster
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GPA: 3.2.
GMAT: 690.
Boston.
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U. Washington / Foster
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GPA: 3.6.
GMAT: 710.
India.
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Georgetown / McDonough
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GPA: 3.29.
GMAT: 730.
Connecticut.
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It was a very laid-back interview, held in the office of the alumnus. Both my wife and I interviewed back-to-back. He asked me (with some follow-ups):
– Walk me through your resume
– How would you make a decision as to which school to attend?
– Tell me about a time you found a problem and solved it
– Tell me about a time you convinced other people to do something
– Tell me about a time you led a team
– How did you change someone because of your mentorship?
– Tell me about a time you failed
– Tell me about a time you started something
It was exactly as I expected; nothing out of the ordinary based on conversations I had with alums and what I’d read here. I thought it was very fair, objective, and really gave me the chance to express myself.
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