Read More About: Dartmouth Looks for ‘Niceness’ in Applications, Questions for Nontraditional B-School Applicants, How to Highlight Your Diversity

MBA News & Around the Web Blog – #72

This week’s stories: Dartmouth’s MBA Program Is Looking for “Niceness”,  Applying For An MBA With No Business Experience? Here’s 4 Questions To Ask Yourself and How to Highlight Diversity as an MBA Applicant

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Here are the findings for the week prior to July 23rd, 2018

You can leverage your unique professional background to get into business school

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Dartmouth’s MBA Program Is Looking for “Niceness”

Read the full article at CBS News

 

Applying For An MBA With No Business Experience? Here’s 4 Questions To Ask Yourself

“Admissions committees generally understand that a key goal of an MBA program is professional and personal growth, which is difficult to attain without diversity of thought, background, and character in the mix of the cohort.

For this reason, emphasizing—rather than hiding or distorting—your unique background can strengthen your application.”

Read more at BusinessBecause

 

How to Highlight Diversity as an MBA Applicant

“Jay Bryant, director of graduate recruitment and admissions with the Rady School of Management at the University of California—San Diego, says LGBT B-school applicants are sometimes reluctant to reveal their sexual orientation or gender identity to MBA admissions officers…But nowadays business schools tend to be inclusive and accepting institutions, Bryant says, emphasizing that LGBT business school applicants can actually benefit from being out during the MBA admissions process.”

Read the full article on U.S. News

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