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.
Only five main questions asked (follow up questions in brackets):Why MBA? (Asked if I know what companies/positions)
Why Rice? (added questions of if I’ve visited campus, talked to students)
How will I decide between the schools I am given acceptances to?
How will I contribute to the school? (asked if I do any community work)
Diversity at work? (asked some more of how I view diversity as it is important to Rice)
Anything else I’d like to tell admissions?The questions took about 15 minutes, very quick.
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Accepted
to
U. Chicago Booth
via portal.
GPA: 3.5.
GMAT: 710.
Accepted
to
Cornell / Johnson
via email.
GPA: 3.5.
GMAT: 710.
Rejected
at
Yale SOM
via portal.
GMAT: 740.
Accepted
to
IESE
via email.
GPA: 3.50.
GMAT: 680.
Brazil.
Accepted
to
IESE
via email.
GMAT: 710.
Chile.
Accepted
to
IESE
via email.
GPA: 3.0.
GMAT: 680.
Brasil.
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Very direct interview style, without a lot of conversation. I was surprised at how abruptly we sent from one question to the next. The interviewer became much more conversational after I began asking my questions near the end of our interview.
Her questions included:
1) Why Ross; 2) Why MBA; 3) Why now; 4) Tell me about a time you made a decision with very little information; 5) Tell me about a time when you influenced a team with one of your strengths; 6) Tell me about a time when you had to give feedback to someone who didn’t take it well; 7) If time and money weren’t an issue, what would you do; 8) Tell me about a time when you had to change your approach due to cultural differences.
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