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Published: December 4, 2018
What Makes the Dartmouth Tuck MBA Distinctive?
Ranked #10 by the U.S. News & World Report ranking of best graduate schools, Dartmouth College Tuck School of Business offers one of the top MBA programs in the country. It’s ranked sixth by The Economist, fifth by Forbes, and #16 by the Financial Times, due to the program’s intimate community, consistent values, and stellar educational experience. As for the Dartmouth Tuck experience, it can be summed up in the full-time MBA program, the only option the school offers. This comprehensive two-year program is designed to transform students into business leaders across 17 areas of expertise. Students can choose to major in a particular subject area or focus on general business knowledge. Read more
Published: December 4, 2018
Network Like an MBA Boss with Advice from Michigan Ross
Sponsored Content Attending a multi-school event to learn more about potential MBA programs is a great start for gathering information. Even better is using that opportunity to build your MBA network. But that’s just the start of your networking experience at Michigan University’s Ross School of Business. The school offers a variety of events, clubs, organizations, and opportunities to meet new people, expand your viewpoint, and build your network for the future. The key is to take advantage of everything that’s available. Diana Economy, Michigan Ross’s Director of Full-Time MBA Admissions To get an idea Read more
Published: December 3, 2018
Discover How Yale SOM Makes MBA Networking a Dream Come True
Sponsored Content If you’re an MBA candidate, you probably know that networking is vital to your experience. You’ve probably even started to consider what events you’ll attend and what classes you’ll sign up for once you start school to help build your network. But did you know that you can start your network before you even apply? At least that’s what the Yale School of Management recommends. There’s no time like the present to start building a diverse network of contacts that will help you throughout the MBA applications process, during your MBA program, and beyond. Read more
Published: November 26, 2018
How to Build and Take Advantage of Your MBA Network: Advice from 7 Top-Tier Schools
Sponsored Content There’s no doubt that networking is a vital piece of the MBA experience. When done correctly, it can offer a range of benefits from sourcing information to salary growth, building stronger relationships, improving job satisfaction, and more. In fact, research reveals that the more you network and grow your list of diverse contacts, the better you’ll be able to generate ideas. Unfortunately, many MBA students and applicants decide not to start networking until they’re on campus. And, even then, research reveals that while 95 percent of Read more
Published: November 19, 2018
The Kelley Full-Time MBA Program Was Made for Career Switchers
Sponsored Content If you’re applying to business school because you want to change your career, you are not alone. Almost half (48 percent) of all MBA candidates head back to school for a career switch, according to a recent survey by the Association of International Graduate Admissions Consultants. Even more telling is what happens after graduation. According to a 2017 GMAC study, 52 percent of MBA alumni work in a different industry or job function than what they did before school. Earning your MBA to career switch is the norm. And that’s especially the Read more
Published: November 7, 2018
From Lawyer to Leading at Waymo Google’s Self-Driving Car Division: An Alliance Manchester MBA Journey
Sponsored Content What if five years into your career you could totally change directions? What if you could reinvent yourself and go from lawyer and internal auditor to working at your dream company as a senior program manager? That’s exactly what Leticia Cavalcante (Lety) did thanks to her Alliance Manchester Business School MBA. A Lawyer and Auditor Lety’s journey started nine years ago in São Paulo, Brazil where she graduated with her J.D. from the Universidade de São Paulo. But after working three years as a tax lawyer in Brazil, Lety was offered an opportunity to work abroad and she Read more
Published: October 24, 2018
Admissions Explains What Makes Yale SOM Unique
Sponsored Content The U.S. News and World Report and The Economist rank the Yale School of Management #11, #13 by Forbes, and #15 by the Financial Times. Yale SOM has been able to reach such lofty heights due to the school’s exceptional career opportunities, world-class educational experience, and focus on personal development. The school offers two MBA programs including an Executive MBA program. Full-Time MBA: This two-year MBA program is focused on teaching students what they need to know to understand how markets work and how to Read more
Published: October 22, 2018
7 Tips from 7 Top-Tier Business Schools to Help You Choose the Right MBA Program for You
Sponsored Content Choosing where you want to attend business school for your MBA program is not an easy decision. First, you have to consider how your top picks rank on the 2018 U.S. News & World Report’s Best Business Schools, the Financial Times Global MBA Ranking, and the Economist. But that’s just a piece of the puzzle. You also need to consider what each MBA program is synonymous with, whether that’s experiential learning, exceptional career management, world-class faculty, or something else entirely. Then, you have to decide how all of those distinct aspects fit your needs, wants, and plans. For example, one school might Read more
Published: September 16, 2018
Planning a Visit to Duke Fuqua: What Should You Do?
Sponsored Content While Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business doesn’t require a campus visit for prospective candidates, it’s highly recommended. A campus visit can give you an idea of what life will be like as a student and allow you to pick up on the intangible aspects of the school that you can’t get in any other way. A campus visit also shows the admissions team that you’re serious about the school. Allison Jamison, Duke Fuqua’s Assistant Dean of Admissions So, how do you make sure that your campus visit goes off without a hitch? Allison Jamison, the Assistant Read more
Published: September 16, 2018
How to Have a Successful Campus Visit According to Michigan Ross
Sponsored Content Online, it’s easy for MBA programs to blend together. During your research phase, they probably all look alike in terms of coursework, experiential experiences, clubs, and recruiting. So, how do you figure out which MBA program is the right one for you. That’s when it’s vital to schedule a campus visit, only then can you gain the insight you need to figure out if the program offers what you need. Diana Economy, the Director of Full-Time MBA Admissions at the Ross School of Business At University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, a campus Read more
Published: September 16, 2018
The Keys to Making Your Cornell Johnson Campus Visit a Success
Sponsored Content Once you start applying for MBA programs, it’s hard to capture exactly what makes a particular school a good fit for you. That’s why there’s no substitute for a campus visit. It gives you specific knowledge and first-hand experience on the campus. This information can then be used to fill out your essays, enhance your interviews, and answer your questions. Judi Byers, the Executive Director of Admissions & Financial Aid at Johnson Cornell A visit to the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management on Cornell University’s Ithaca campus is always a good idea according to Read more
Published: September 16, 2018
How to Make the Most Out of Your Yale SOM MBA Campus Visit
Sponsored Content During the MBA application season, there are countless things to consider. Not only do you have to research the right MBA programs for you and formulate a list of target schools, you have to start crafting your resume, essays, recommendation letters, and more. And a key part of the application process is the campus visit. Bruce DelMonico, the Assistant Dean for Admissions at Yale SOM But before you just jump right in and schedule your MBA campus visit at the Yale School of Management, make sure you’re prepared for success. Here’s what Bruce DelMonico, Read more
Published: September 16, 2018
Tips for a Successful NYU Stern Campus Visit
Sponsored Content You wouldn’t buy a house without first seeing it in person. So, why should you choose to attend the NYU Stern School of Business without first visiting campus? During a visit, you’ll be able to see the general routine of students, get an idea for class dynamics, and better imagine yourself as part of the Stern community. All of which is valuable when it comes to choosing your target school and filling out your application. But, how do you make sure that your campus visit has the type of impact on your admissions that you Read more
Published: September 16, 2018
Visiting the UVA Darden Campus as an MBA Applicant
Sponsored Content Visiting the UVA Darden School of Business campus is a great way to get to know the business school and gain valuable insight into the MBA program. It can also be advantageous to the application process, but only if you go about your visit in the right way. Without the right planning, your campus visit can amount to little more than a short vacation. Dawna Clarke, the Executive Director of Admissions and Financial Aid at UVA Darden So, how do you make sure that you get the most mileage possible out of a trip Read more
Published: September 16, 2018
How Can You Make the Most of an Upcoming Campus Visit?
Sponsored Content While visiting campus isn’t required by most business schools, it’s still an excellent idea. An MBA campus visit will not only give you a better idea of what life would be like as a student of that school, but it also can provide you with valuable application material and demonstrate your interest in a particular program. There’s a reason why most business schools recommend a visit before you apply. The truth of the matter is that on paper and online, most MBA programs look and feel the same. They offer similar courses, experiential experiences, clubs, recruiting, career services, Read more
Published: September 11, 2018
Michigan Ross Admissions Director Talks Event Follow-Up
Sponsored Content Attending a fair, meet-and-greet, or information sessions about the MBA program at University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business is a great idea. During these events, you can gain better insight into the culture of the program so that you can make a more informed application decision. It’s also a wonderful opportunity to meet the admissions team, ask your questions, and network with other applicants. But did you know that you could be missing out on the full experience if you’re not following through. Diana Economy, the Director of Full-Time MBA Admissions at Michigan Read more
Published: September 11, 2018
You’ve Attended an Event! What Should You Do Now?
Sponsored Content MBA events are a critical part of your MBA admissions journey. They’re ideal for gathering information about what graduate business opportunities are available. Some people attend an event with a clear idea of what type of MBA program they’re looking for, while other attend MBA events to compile a short list of schools they want to learn more about. Either way, attending an MBA event can be a great resource to gain insightful tips, hints, and advice from the admissions staff. But once you attend an MBA event—be it a fair, information session, or meet & greet for Read more
Published: September 11, 2018
What Should You Do After Attending an NYU Stern MBA Event?
Sponsored Content Attending an MBA Event put on by the NYU Stern School of Business is a great way to get to know the school, the MBA program, the admissions team, and the application process. Whether you attend a fair, information session, or informal meet-and-greet, the amount of information you can gather is incredibly helpful for making your MBA decision, but only if you do everything you need to do to gain the best experience. Just as you prepared to attend the event, you need to prepare to follow-up after an event. That means reaching back out Read more
Published: September 11, 2018
Attending an MBA Event at Duke Fuqua? Here Are Your Next Steps!
Sponsored Content We love to attend MBA events. Whether it’s a fair, meet-and-greet, or information session, there’s so much we learn about each business school and MBA program we meet in person. And it’s no different when we attend an MBA event put on by Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. Their events offer unique insight into their culture, admissions process, and program that’s hard to find without meeting in person. Allison Jamison, Duke Fuqua’s Assistant Dean of Admissions But, if you truly want to get the most out of attending a Duke Fuqua MBA event, then you have Read more
Published: September 11, 2018
How to Follow-Up After Attending an MBA Event at Cornell Johnson
Sponsored Content If you’ve attended an MBA event with Cornell University’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, you know you know how valuable it can be. You probably walked away far better informed about the school, it’s culture, the admissions process, and more. You may have even gotten a lot of your questions answered by the admissions team. That’s all great, but if you want the best experience possible, make sure you take it one step further with a follow-up plan. Judi Byers, Johnson-Cornell’s Executive Director of Admissions & Financial Aid Judi Byers, the Executive Director of Admissions Read more
Published: September 11, 2018
UVA Darden Admissions Explains What to Do After an MBA Event
Sponsored Content You’ve attended an MBA event; great! Now what? You might have prepared a set of questions, comments, and thoughts before the event and that was great, but you can’t stop there if you want to get the most out of the situation. Whenever you attend an event, meet-and-greet, or fair, there’s some necessary follow-up post attendance that you need to do. For UVA Darden School of Business that follow-up is incredibly important if you want to make the best impression possible. It’s not about throwing yourself in front of the admissions team, but about ensuring Read more
Published: September 11, 2018
Attending an Event at Yale SOM? Admissions Explains ‘What Now?’
Sponsored Content If you’re an MBA candidate, you’ve probably attended many MBA program events for various schools. Events are a great way to get to know a program and to meet the admissions team, alumni, faculty, and even students. There’s just one problem, too often we get so caught up in preparing to attend an event that we forget about what happens afterward. If you’ve attended a Yale School of Management event whether on-campus or off, you know how valuable it is. But have you thought about what to do now to get the most out of Read more
Published: July 22, 2018
The Lauder Institute’s Joint Degree with Wharton Is the Globally-Focused MBA Program You Need
Sponsored Content Wharton is to business school as Nike is to sportswear—they are synonymous with what they sell…Wharton is one of the consummate elite brands, a marker of success coveted by applicants and employers alike. The 2018 U.S. News & World Report’s Best Business Schools and the Financial Times Global MBA Ranking place Wharton as third in the world while the Economist ranks the Wharton Full-Time MBA program fourth globally. Despite Wharton’s universal acclaim and worldwide prestige, it might be news to some that the MBA program’s offerings Read more
Published: July 17, 2018
3 Myths About Student Loans – Debunked!
Sponsored Content Whether you’re taking out student loans for yourself or for your child, odds are that you’ve heard a lot of fact and fiction about the process. Here are three of the most popular misconceptions around taking out student loans. Myth #1: Interest Starts Accruing Immediately Once You’ve Booked a Loan Interest on your student loan won’t actually start accruing until after your school disburses the funds. Schools determine their loan disbursement date(s)—which are often before the first semester begins—so check with your financial aid office as this will be the date on which interest will start to accrue, and not Read more
Published: June 25, 2018
Tuck School of Business to Host Free Webinar on August 8th – “A Walk Through the Tuck Application”
The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth has made some exciting innovations to the application process. Join Clear Admit and Tuck for a free webinar taking you on an in depth, exclusive walk through the Tuck MBA Application.  Whether you’re planning on applying or just beginning to consider an MBA and wonder if Tuck is a good fit for your aspirations, this is your opportunity to gain valuable insight into applying to Tuck. Bring your questions! Kristin Roth, Associate Director of Admissions with the Tuck MBA Admissions Team will host the event, following an introduction by Read more

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July 24, 2026 12:23am ET
Applying: Carnegie Mellon / Tepper, Cornell / Johnson, Dartmouth / Tuck, Duke / Fuqua, Emory / Goizueta, HEC Paris, Indiana / Kelley, Michigan / Ross, NYU Stern, UVA / Darden, Vanderbilt / Owen
Intake Year: 2027
Pre-MBA Career: Audit & Assurance
Post MBA Career: Professional Services, Accounting Firms, EY
GMAT: 655
GPA: 3.14
Years of Work Experience: 5
Post MBA Location: Strategy Consulting
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July 23, 2026 11:52pm ET
Applying: Chicago Booth, Columbia Business School, NYU Stern, USC / Marshall, UVA / Darden
Intake Year: 2027
Pre-MBA Career: Finance, General Management
Post MBA Career: Management Consulting, Venture Capital, Private Equity, Finance
GMAT: 720
GPA: 9/10
Years of Work Experience: 3.5
Location: delhi
Post MBA Location: US
Notes:

I completed my UG in 2021 post which I worked as a Financial Due Diligence Analyst at KPMG for 2 years. I did my PGP from Indian School of Business in 2023-24 post which I joined a startup as a Founder's Office Associate. I am currently working at PwC in Office of India Advisory Leader.
I wish to pursue a 2 year FT-MBA program and move to Venture capital post-MBA.
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July 23, 2026 9:05am ET
Applying: Carnegie Mellon / Tepper, Cornell / Johnson, Michigan / Ross, NYU Stern, UCLA Anderson, USC / Marshall, UT Austin / McCombs, Washington / Foster
Intake Year: 2027
Pre-MBA Career: Consulting experience at ZS Associates
Post MBA Career: Healthcare, Consulting
GPA: 8.93
Years of Work Experience: 6
Location: India
Post MBA Location: Healthcare consultant
Notes:

Tier I institute, NIT Biotechnology, have research experience in biotechnology.
Have research experience in entrepreneurship at Isb. Looking for a fee waiver
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July 23, 2026 2:48am ET
Applying: Carnegie Mellon / Tepper
Intake Year: 2027
Pre-MBA Career: Military
Post MBA Career: Management Consulting, McKinsey, Deloitte, BCG, Consulting
GPA: 3.5
Years of Work Experience: 5
Location: US
Post MBA Location: Pittsburgh
Notes:

GMAT Waiver
4.0 GPA - Graduate Business Analytics Certification (12 credits)
3.5 GPA - Service Academy
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July 22, 2026 10:38pm ET
Applying: Harvard Business School
Intake Year: 2026
Pre-MBA Career: Medical Engineer
Post MBA Career: Consulting, Ernst & Young, Management Consulting, Professional Services
GPA: 3.17
Years of Work Experience: 4
Location: Kuala Lumpur
Post MBA Location: Kuala Lumpur
Notes:

To gain IR abbreviation PEngineer.
And to get MBA for the designation CEO
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July 23, 2026 9:34pm ET
Accepted to Johns Hopkins / Carey
Round: Rolling Admissions
Received via portal on July 19, 2026
Standardized Test: Granted Waiver
GPA: 3.6
Post MBA Career: Healthcare
Application Location: Baltimore, MD
Note:

Applied 7/13, decision received 7/20.
Juno Member: Not yet
July 23, 2026 2:40am ET
Enrolled at Harvard Business School
Round: Round 2
Received via email
Standardized Test: I haven't taken any of the standardized tests yet.
Program Type: Traditional Two-Year
Post MBA Career: Consulting, Ernst & Young
Application Location: Malaysia, Machang
Note:

I am waiting the Decision
Juno Member: Yes
July 22, 2026 6:24pm ET
Accepted to Columbia Business School
Round: Round 1
Received via email July 22, 2026
Standardized Test: GRE
GPA: 3.6
GRE: 330
Program Type: January Intake
Post MBA Career: Healthcare
Application Location: Washington DC
Juno Member: Not yet
July 22, 2026 2:04pm ET
Applying to All Schools
Round: Rolling Admissions
Received via email
Standardized Test: Granted Waiver
GPA: 3.37
Program Type: Traditional Two-Year
Post MBA Career: Finance, FinTech, Mastercard, Paypal, Visa, Technology, Amazon
Application Location: Nigeria
Juno Member: Not yet
July 22, 2026 12:54pm ET
Accepted to Columbia Business School
Round: Round 1
Received via email July 22, 2026
Standardized Test: GRE
GRE: 321
Program Type: January Intake
Post MBA Career: Consumer Goods, Food
Application Location: New York (but I'm from overseas)
Note:

16th June Applied/2nd July Invite/12th July Interview/22nd July Admit Letter
Juno Member: Not yet
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