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“The Best Business Schools’ Admissions Secrets”
Are you looking to gain admission to business school? Do you have questions about the MBA admissions process like:
- When is the best time for you to apply?
- How do you stand out from the competition?
- Which schools should you apply to?
- Why do I need a personal brand?
Chioma answers these questions and more in her book “The Best Business Schools’ Admissions Secrets: A Former Harvard Business School Admissions Board Member Reveals the Insider Keys to Getting Into Business School” .
You’ll gain the following benefits from reading this book:
- Understand the admissions criteria for business school
- Learn how to develop an admissions strategy based on your personal brand
- Learn how to craft essays that will help you stand out in the application pool
- Find out how to create a winning resume
- Ensure your professional records reinforce your application
- Discover how to prepare and win in the interview process
- Identify mistakes to avoid in your application process
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Testimonial:
“I have “The Best Business Schools Admissions Secrets” and successfully used its concepts religiously through the application process last year.
The book’s author Chioma helps one really identify and define one’s ‘brand’ so that there is a consistent thread throughout one’s application. The author helps you craft a great application from stories made up of choices you’ve made, extracurriculars you’ve taken a critical role in, relationships you build, to interesting situations you’ve experienced.
She debunks myths and provides insight into the mysterious admissions office and what they are looking for (helping applicants identify strong personal stories of impact vs. stories that are unimpressive).
Additionally, Chioma covers all aspects important to the process including resume, interviews, and recommenders which are crucial to supporting your candidacy.
I got into 3 out of 4 of the schools I applied to and will be attending HBS next year. Thus, I highly recommend the book!”
-T. Shih
