Submit an HBS, Stanford GSB, Texas McCombs, or Wharton MBA Interview Report – Receive a $10 Amazon Gift Card
If you’re interested in sharing your MBA interview experience, we are awarding a $10 Amazon gift certificate to each applicant who submits an MBA interview report for HBS, London Business School, Stanford GSB, Texas McCombs or Wharton by Sunday, April 26th, 11:59 pm EST.
To be eligible for the $10 gift card, you must be signed into your clearadmit.com account at the time that you submit your report.
You must also include the following information in your report:*
- School/Date/Admissions Round
- Description/location of visit and/or interview atmosphere
- Type of interview (alum/adcom/first- or second-year student, resume-based vs. application-based)
- List of interview questions
- Commentary (Did you receive your admissions decision? What did you think of the interview? What surprised you? What didn’t surprise you? What might you conclude about the school based on this experience? What advice would you have for future interviewees?)
Click here to submit your interview report.
Are you still interviewing? Applicants who would like to supplement the information available on the Clear Admit Interview Archive can check out our Clear Admit Interview Guides, which provide school-specific insight about admissions interviews. Practice your interview with our MBA Interview Simulator.
*Clear Admit reserves the right to fact check all interview reports to ensure accuracy and eligibility for this prize. Limit one gift card per person. This is not an automated process; gift cards will be sent soon after submission.
MBA Applywire
I have worked for over 10 years in sales and business development and I am currently completing a PostGraduate Diploma in Banking and Finance and I need an a good MBA to enable me pivot into financial services.
Currently working in consulting with a major FMCG/alcobev client, mainly across analytics, supply, and business problem-solving work. Over time, I’ve realized I enjoy understanding why problems exist within organizations and how teams, systems, and decisions can work better together, which is what’s pushing me towards strategy consulting and an MBA.
A lot of my interest in business also comes from seeing how everyday products and operations work behind the scenes. Outside work, I co-founded and ran a digital literacy initiative (1yr 2mo) during COVID where we helped elderly individuals and women from underserved communities learn basic digital tools to stay connected and manage daily activities during lockdown.
I’m currently preparing for the GMAT and exploring schools such as LBS, Fuqua, Ross, Tuck, and a few reach schools depending on how the score progresses.
Veteran. Ivy League undergrad. Planning to pivot into consulting or LDP.
I was in the top 5 of my class in mba from India and was a beta gamma sigma. This would be my second mba. I was also in the top 5 of my class in engineering. In my general management product management role I have worked with engineering team of 131 members building solutions for the insurance company (max New York life insurance). I want to shift from product management to investment banking or private equity.