Have questions about the MBA admissions process? Get answers directly from the people who review applications.

Join Clear Admit and admissions representatives from seven of the world’s leading MBA programs for a special live Ask Me Anything (AMA) event on Reddit’s r/mba community.

Whether you’re preparing an application, researching business schools, or planning your MBA journey, this is your opportunity to connect directly with admissions professionals and get their perspectives on what it takes to build a strong MBA application.

Friday, November 20, 20262:00 PM Eastern | 1:00 PM Central | 11:00 AM Pacific
Panel session will last 60 minutes and then school-specific breakouts will begin immediately after and run until close.

Location: Reddit’s r/mba community (direct link will be available here or in your email on November 20)
Format: Live, interactive Q&A
Cost: Free (pre-registration is not required to participate)

Want to make sure you don’t miss the conversation? Register below to add the AMA to your calendar. Registration is optional, and everyone is welcome to participate directly on Reddit.

Meet the Participating Business Schools

Admissions representatives from seven top MBA programs will be joining the conversation:

• Chicago Booth School of Business
• Dartmouth Tuck School of Business
• Harvard Business School
• MIT Sloan School of Management
• Stanford Graduate School of Business
• UCLA Anderson School of Management
• UVA Darden School of Business

Your Questions. Their Answers.

What do admissions committees really look for in an MBA applicant? How can you demonstrate fit with a particular program? What should you know before you apply?

This is your chance to go straight to the source.

Topics you might explore include:

• Application Strategy: What makes an application stand out? What are some common mistakes to avoid?
• Essays & Recommendations: How can applicants effectively communicate their experiences, goals, and potential?
• Admissions Interviews: What should candidates expect, and how can they prepare?
• Program Fit & School Culture: How can applicants evaluate different MBA programs and determine where they might thrive?
• Career Goals & Outcomes: How should applicants articulate their professional goals and explain why an MBA is the right next step?
• Evaluating the MBA Experience: What should applicants consider about a program’s academics, community, and opportunities when deciding where to apply?

No question is too basic, and you don’t need to be actively applying to benefit from the conversation.