Fantastic video!

Suggest some material through which we can prepare for the interview?

Outstanding !

very nice video sir, I'm very impressed

Do you have any insight on how the admissions committee views an applicant's score on the "Integrated Reasoning" section of the GMAT? The significance of that section is a mystery!

Waooo, indeed this is Harvard

lol I'm a highschool senior. What am I doing right now bruh

So a little bit of country and a little bit of rock n' roll.

the guy on the left looks like Clooney. great video

Have a good day!

the skype part is literally what i'm doing rn ;-;

5:42

I swear anyone who has learnt a musical instrument as a hobby understands 10:50.

Anyone come in because of Steve jobs

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Hi, I was hoping you could review me. Thanks! GPA: 4.0 GMAT: 750 Degree: B.A. Economics, Finance Minor at USC (CA). Graduated in 2 years. Job: Work at top Economic/Financial litigation consulting firm (NERA, Cornerstone, or Analysis Group). Worked on cases involving Patent/IP, Antitrust, Insider Trading, M&A, etc. Will have 2-3 years of work experience when start business school. Given my age having graduated early, is an extra year of work experience a big plus? How is economic/litigation consulting received vs management consulting/other jobs? Application Story: Wasn't sure if wanted to do law, econ, or mba, so did econ consulting after college. Now am decided on mba and want to pursue management consulting post-mba. Personal: Club soccer player, tutored USC Athletes, taught AP Bio to classes of LA high schoolers, run a sub 3:30 marathon. Can get rec from prize winning economist who worked for personally. Interned at top mutual fund while in college. What are my chances at: HBS, Stanford, Chicago, Wharton, MIT, Northwestern

Has the HBS Guru founder actually been to the MBA program at HBS? Not sure. And I have. Not sure how helpful these tips are. This is very basic!

Do you both speak in lisps 🙈

7:00 so sad

Practice, witty exercises to pass all interviews.

People nowadays are changing the way they are consuming education. Online is the most efficient way to gain an MBA qualification. The technology has finally caught up with the requirements.

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Truly intelligent and creative people never even get in such universities. Why? Because geniuses who think outside of the box, are too right and left brain to even get a high score on that joke of a test GMAT. As a gebius w a PhD in engineering, I never managed to go over 460 in verbal. 800 quant, yet 460 verbal. Not only English was never my original language, a gifted mathematical person like me thinks way outside of the box and research shows, not only creative people score very differently on verbal tests, women and different population groups and culture all will score differently depending on their brain wiring and nuances in a culture during verbal tests. These tests were created in the 60s by a bunch of men from Boston and they measure capability of men from Boston ( from 60s). I wouldn’t pay a penny to go to Harvard, as I already know there won’t be a single interesting and truly intelligent and unique person that I will meet in such places. What I already know I’ll see is a carbon copy of a bunch of men in club, all probably with the same GMAT scores and satisfying the right boxes in the right contacts and all that. As a woman with phd in engineering and already as a founder in a company, I KNOW there won’t be a single person I could get an invitation to enter their club. These are all clicky clubby low level people who aren’t unique in anything. They couldn’t survive and manage 1% of what I actually have, as a mother, child of war, not previlidged at all, worked for every penny always etc. These two guys will learn a lot from me but I’m sure they’ll never have the guts to face a person like me. I’m an expert in sniffing people. Lucky I didn’t apply years ago when I was thinking about MBA, surely I would not have been invited.