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Introducing the New School Selection Tool from Vantage Point MBA Which MBA Program is Right for You?
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Introducing the New School Selection Tool from Vantage Point MBA
Which MBA Program is Right for You? Selecting which MBA programs to apply to is about more than just rankings and scores. Your âfitâ with a particular program and school is extremely important. Use Vantage Point's MBA Fit Tool to get an initial list of schools that may align with your profile.
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Many candidates pursue an MBA with the hopes of altering their career paths. While this is a valid strategy, applicants looking to change careers should put in some extra work now to show that your desired career is both authentic AND attainable. Here are some easy actions you can take now and while completing your MBA application essays and interviews to increase your chances of success!
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Almost across the board, when current students and recent alumni complain about their business school, it is generally about career services. And while there are all sorts of metrics to try to measure the effectiveness of career support â including employment at graduation, employment at three months, average salary, average signing bonus â in the end, the only metric that counts is did the career center help YOU get the job you wanted. If yes, the career center is great; if no, they stink.
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Weâre going to tell you something you probably already know: if youâre applying to an MBA program this year, be careful about what you post online. Itâs possible that business school adcom members could do a quick search on your name before admitting you to their program, and you donât want something written in haste to derail your chances of getting in.
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