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Our GMAT Club: Test Talk with Stacy Blackman Consulting’s AdCom Apr 29, 05:58 AM Comments [0] The buzz around test requirements for MBA programs has intensified over the last season due to the pandemic and access issues around test-taking. Across our client pool, we field questions about admissions exams daily. With former MBA admissions officers on our team for every top US and European program, we have a unique opportunity to share insights that reflect the active dialogue of our own “GMAT Club” community. Here is the first in a series of Q&As offering a sneak...

Answering Your GMAT, GRE & Executive Assessment Exam FAQs Apr 22, 10:28 AM Comments [0] As we recently shared in our 5 month MBA application timeline, now is the perfect time for class of 2022 MBA hopefuls to begin their GMAT, GRE or Executive Assessment (EA) preparation. If you have not already begun studying for the GMAT, GRE or EA exam, take this opportunity to sign up with one of Personal MBA Coach’s tutors before our slots fill up later this summer. Even if you already have a strong GMAT, GRE or EA score, you want to make sure that you are fully maximizing you...

Research the MBA program’s breadth of offerings Ensure your academic record is within range Gather intel to show LOVE Be true to yourself Take the 10,000-foot view in your MBA applications Pay attention to the details—every touchpoint matters Demand for the MBA continues to rise due to the economic slowdown triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Consequently, countless inquiries to Stacy Blackman Consulting ask what it will take to get into business school. In particular, to those elite M7 MBA programs. At SBC, we cull intel and real-time trends every week across our team, which includes for...

MBA Planning Week 3: Planning Ahead for the GMAT/GRE/EA Jan 20, 12:32 PM Comments [0] To give you a head start and keep you on track in the New Year, Personal MBA Coach has developed a 4-part MBA Planning series! Check out week 3 today: Planning Ahead for the GMAT/GRE/EA If you have not researched standardized tests since you took the SAT or ACT many years ago, a lot has changed. GMAT scores are valid for 5 years AND you can take the exam up to 5 times during a 12-month period. There is also a lifetime max of 8 tests, and you can take the test once every 16 calendar ...

Can the lessons of 2020 help us forge a better 2021? [Show summary] For Admissions Straight Talk’s 400th episode, Linda Abraham reflects on a turbulent year and identifies the most important trends in higher ed admissions to watch in 2021. Applying to graduate school: A journey of self-improvement [Show notes] I also want to speak at the very end on a more personal and, hopefully, thoughtful perspective, a little bit higher level, more strategically, and share some thoughts as we are starting to see the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. This is a brand new year. The other perspective...