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I wouldn't say that the new GRE is easier. In my opinion, its a lot harder due to the test being very less forgiving if you make a mistake versus the old GRE. On the old gre, you can score a 95th percentile while getting a handful of questions wrong. However on the new gre, your score will drop significantly if you get a handful wrong. Because the shorter GRE is unforgiving as the old GRE, and the content difficulty is the same, i think the shorter version is harder.

I'd have really loved for Judith to ask Jayne about how the admissions committee views applications to Full Time MBA programs from older candidates(35+).

My daughter was offered admission by three T15 business schools without financial assistance. She has received full scholarship offers at less selective schools. We're uncertain if the debt incumbent in matriculation to one of the elite schools is worth it. She has no debt having received a full ride undergrad and has no employer sponsorship.

great and insightful video! very helpful amidst applying there for 2024 intake. wish me luck

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Hi I am a 29-year-old nontraditional student in the US pursuing a bachelor’s degree now and I am hoping to apply to the HBS 2+2 program. Do you think I am too old to apply? I am a Bangladeshi-American Thank you!

Thank you for this video.

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Very useful information. Much appreciated.

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Past performance is the best predictor of future performance. She looks at the totality of the information about the applicant, especially sound analytical skills and creative instincts, strong performance, leadership style, personal character. Show how the person accomplishes things, with anecdotes. Mention areas of growth and opportunity. Highlight accomplishments and progression. Initiative, team leadership, collaboration, strategic orientation. How has past experience shaped what the applicant is today?

I am from India, I have computer science degree form a tier 1 university with 3 years experience in xxx hatcharies pvt ltd which is small and local company in my city in india. I am manager there and carry out a responsible job where I supervise and perform day to day operations and supply chain management . With a competant gmat score could i get into top tier mba programs in usa ? Or should i shift to role of software engineer and apply to mba in usa after working there for 2 years?

I have a 3.4 gpa in my masters in Industrial Engineering. Is that a dealbreaker?

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Consulting firms , Law firms want to hire 25 years so they can burn and churn then. Older employees wont put up with that.

no you are not looking for the most talented students. you are looking for people who are ready to pay an insane amount of money for a useless degree. please give me a break and stop lying

hilarious this guy is a fucking joke, he cares just about student fees, LBS takes everyone as long as candidates pay.. Please stay away from LBS. business schools in Europe are useless. if you really want to go to a business school aim for a top US one.

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What does it want???? Your money, of course. Good grief.

Gmat is a standard tool to measure multi knowledge in math and verbal usage and sylogysm logic of applicant and also their patient in testing three and half hours.

Note taken.

Matt has a calm, mature and zen-like demeanour. Thank you Matt for organising this. Anna and Stephanie were candid and their input is very insightful.

Brilliant, thank you

Johns facial expressions are so weird and funny. I would get annoyed if i were to talk in front of him

Answered all my questions!! Thanks

Is 35 + years person good to go for a Executive MBA?

From where can i get more info about CU- IDOl program at Chandigarh University for MBA?

This is straight up lies lol... go on LinkedIn and look at the people at Stanford, the majority of them are Investment Bankers going to Private Equity, mostly at Goldman. The rest are from MBB.

Thank you for sharing! It was really helpful to see how the admissions committee / John would consider MBA applicants! (A bit intimidating to be honest too haha)

Karla, Heidi, Judith and John, thank you for making time to let us know more about the experience! That moment where Judith got visibly sad at the mention of the ding list.. AH it's great to see that it really is the people who make the decisions looking at people instead of some robots looking at just the application number and a stack of stats and resumes. And seeds of greatness?! I think I'll need to have that written on a post it and put it at my desk. Thank you all!

Really insightful presentation, thank you!

Believe me it's very resourful

Voice not at all clear when EMMA is speaking. unable to understand most of what she said in the webinar

Which is the cheapest emba?

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Hi, Thank you for the informational video. I hope you will answer my question. I have over 7 years of merchant navy experience as an engineer officer. Gradudated from a top notch engineering college in India. 7cgpa. What could be the range for gmat score with above mentioned details for full time mba. Thank you... Bye

This is great - thanks!

This is fantastic!