The MBA Reality Check: Make the School You Want, Want You
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.52 (864 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0735204489 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Through their work with hundreds of MBA hopefuls, Forster and Thomas have shown what it takes to succeed in today's highly competitive marketplace, including: ?How applicants can find their own exceptional story to set them apart ?What to include in an MBA application-and what to leave out ?What b-schools really want to learn about candidates ?How to turn any question into an opportunity to illustrate unique leadership qualities. No longer simply about grades or test scores, top schools now look for students with a transformative vision. The MBA Reality Check covers everything from the specifics of the application process to how applicants can position themselves among the crop of tomorrow's business innovators. A no-nonsense guide to get
Azat Mardan said Great Book. I am an author of a few books and attest: if you're serious about your MBA, you need to get this book.The Reality check is a great book. The author has a sense of humor. The book helps to understand what’s going on inside of the admission committees of top b-schools. Moreover, it helps to think about transforming yourself into becoming a better human and leader.I am surprised that it has only "Great Book" according to Azat Mardan. I am an author of a few books and attest: if you're serious about your MBA, you need to get this book.The Reality check is a great book. The author has a sense of humor. The book helps to understand what’s going on inside of the admission committees of top b-schools. Moreover, it helps to think about transforming yourself into becoming a better human and leader.I am surprised that it has only 25 reviews. For a few dollars I got a great education and entertainment.Gist: if you got great stats (GPA, GMAT) don't play it safe on essays, reveal your true self (find it first if . 5 reviews. For a few dollars I got a great education and entertainment.Gist: if you got great stats (GPA, GMAT) don't play it safe on essays, reveal your true self (find it first if . Taking the Right Risks and Telling Your Truth MBA Reality Check is a refreshingly candid and colorful read with excellent pointers for anyone considering applying to an MBA program, grad school, or even college! Evan and David never hesitate to tell the truth and speak to their rich experience with hundreds of clients. So many books offer up a magic formula to writing the "right" essay or crafting the "right" application. Evan and David take an alternate path, one grounded in authenticity rather than posturing. The key to creating an application that will stand out from the pack is to craft an application that is genuine, t. Benjamin Feuer said Groundbreaking. MBA applicants are divided into two kinds of people -- those who think they know everything about the process, and those who feel completely overwhelmed by it all. Both need to read The MBA Reality Check. Auntie Evan drops his truth bombs with ruthless and hilarious accuracy, exposing the fallacies that sink WAY too many promising essays. If you don't see yourself in these pages, white boy you're just not looking hard enough.And for those of you saying, I'm not a white boy just read the book.
David Thomas received his BA in Asian Studies from the University of Texas at Austin and a Masters in Magazine Publishing from Northwestern University. . An admissions coach for 15 years, Evan Forster earned his BS in Speech from Northwestern University and two MFAs from UCLA's film school