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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Berkeley / Haas
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UCLA Anderson
via portal.
GPA: 6.83/10.
GMAT: 770.
India.
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Berkeley / Haas
via email.
GPA: 3.86.
GMAT: 760.
China.
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Columbia
via email.
GPA: 3.86.
GMAT: 760.
China.
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Northwestern / Kellogg
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GPA: 3.86.
GMAT: 760.
China.
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U. Chicago Booth
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GPA: 3.5.
GMAT: 750.
USA.
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UCLA Anderson
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GPA: 3.53.
GMAT: 730.
Florida.
Profiles and school selections in real-time by applicants to leading MBA programs, providing a continuously updated feed of who is choosing which schools based on their options.
UMD
Enrolled: UMD / Smith Admitted: UMD / Smith GRE: 332 GPA: 2.3 Post-MBA Career: Entrepreneurship
Profiles submitted by applicants to leading MBA programs, providing a platform where applicants can seek input from the Clear Admit community on their target schools.
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I participated in a team-based discussion with five other applicants. Two second-year students served as the facilitators.
Immediately after the discussion, the facilitators created break-out rooms; they each met 3 participants for a 10-minute interview.
The questions were standard for everyone. I know this because we (prospective students) discussed our experience before finally exiting the zoom meeting.
The questions were;
1. Why MBA?
2. Why Wharton?
3. Do you have any questions for me?
In all, it was an incredible experience. The interview was very cool, as my interviewer maintained a very amiable disposition throughout.
However, the team-based discussion can be very unpredictable, so prepare to be malleable and accommodating of other views.
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