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So you're in the application groove. You've got your list of schools, your elevator pitch and your recommenders all lined up. You've even started drafting the essays and have a good calendar of informational interviews with alumni and current students. But what are the pitfalls to avoid two months from the deadlines? What are the things to do now that will amplify all your hard work? This webinar will focus on the middle part of your application cycle so that you keep building momentum and continue the march towards your strongest possible MBA application.
Which areas of your application to be working on, which to leave for later
Strategies for effectively moving into the final stages of your application
Answers to some of your most pressing application concerns
This event is great for MBA applicants who are roughly 60 days away from their Round 1 school deadlines.
Application Strategy
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15+ years of MBA admissions success, with admits to all Top 10 schools
Coaches professionally
100+ people coached for MBA
Faisal has helped clients get into these schools:
While working in the University of Chicago Booth School of Business Admissions Office, I reviewed hundreds of applications and learned what distinguished the successful candidates from those who were merely qualified for admission. As a member of AIGAC (https://aigac.org/) I spend time with the admissions teams of the top business schools to better understand what each school is looking for each year. Over the last 15 years, I have successfully helped both US and non-US-based MBA applicants translate their rich global experiences into compelling, relevant, and memorable applications. I am especially proud of the scholarship offers that my clients have landed, summing to more than $500K over the years! I deliver a unique approach to MBA admissions consulting, combining the art of storytelling with persuasive communication techniques, thereby offering my clients a distinct advantage over other applicants. I also specializes in helping MBA candidates who want to transition to a new career path, guiding them on how to convince admissions officers that an MBA will put them on the path to success in a brand new field.