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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Applying
at
U. Chicago Booth
via portal.
GPA: 3.56.
GMAT: 760.
Mumbai.
Rejected
at
U. Chicago Booth
via email.
GPA: 2.53.
India.
Interview Invite
to
U. Chicago Booth
via email.
GPA: 3.65.
GMAT: 750.
New York.
Rejected
at
U. Chicago Booth
via portal.
GPA: 4.0.
GMAT: 770.
Interview Invite
to
U. Chicago Booth
via portal.
GPA: 3.88/4.
Nigeria.
Rejected
at
U. Chicago Booth
via email.
GPA: 3.24.
Canada.
Interview Invite
to
U. Chicago Booth
via portal.
GMAT: 740.
South Africa.
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Interview was done online. Very friendly interview, be prepared to answer mostly behavioral questions. 30 minutes will be over before you know it – practicing your STAR’s (Situation, Task, Action, Result) before the interview is absolutely a must. Overall, be prepared to answer 3-6 behavioral questions around collaboration/teamwork and why MBA, why Sloan and asking your own insightful questions at the end. No big surprises: the process went by exactly as communicated by the school – because the interview is so short, you have to be adept at knowing which stories/anecdotes you want to use.
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