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If you’re a first year MBA student, there will be much to learn for the future. Read this reflection and helpful MBA tips for new students and what to expect. As a rising MBA2, this summer has given me the chance to reflect on being a first year MBA student. MBA Orientation was a … Read more
Part 3: Bschool Apps are more work than you think if you’re aiming for top 10 MBA acceptance. Here’s where to go for more information and what students wished they had known before beginning the bschool process. From Parts 1 and 2: John: Mild mannered, Liberal Arts grad in Liberal Arts field, 3 years experience. … Read more
It’s summer! No better time to get buried in books than over the summer. Whether you spend time at the beach or beached out on the couch (maybe get outside, hmm…), grab a few books to keep your brain moving forward. Here are some books recommended by Prepwise team members and students – in no … Read more
It’s that time again, the SAT is a few days away and the bulk of your study efforts are complete. Now what? Is there anything you can do the week of the test to maximize test performance? Yes! While the material you study this week can help you refine, you aren’t likely to Move Mega … Read more
Summer time is known for its sunshine, leafy trees and great expectations of fun. It’s also a great opportunity to study for the SAT! Away from daily responsibilities as students, the summer allows students to focus on increasing their scores, establishing new targets and working on their strengths and weaknesses in greater depth. 1. Take … Read more
So what’s going on with the girls? Isn’t it supposed to be easier for girls to get in? I received a frantic phone call yesterday . . . a former student who won’t be applying for at least another year called to ask why strong work experience, 740+, female candidates were getting deferred to … Read more
What follows are private client case write-ups. Out of respect for our clients we have concealed names. We appreciate your privacy. If you want to meet Kate in person, please click here to book your personal evaluation. Legend: KM: When you see KM what follows are Kate McKeon’s actual session notes or a summary of … Read more
The 22-Hour Student For students with a significant gap between current GMAT score and target score, 200+ points, it is imperative to bring a consistent attack to foundational materials. Expect to spend 22-25 hours a week on foundational, building block and GMAT materials over a period of 12-15 weeks. What does a 22-hour study week … Read more