PrepCast

Jim Saker, one of the school’s professors, advises students which parts of the application to focus on and highlights what makes the Loughborough MBA unique. He gives tips on how to build a winning motivation letter and CV when applying to one of the school’s recognized MBA programs. 

This lesson by Brian Galvin is “the testmaker’s blueprint” for Critical Reasoning.

Starting from a few elementary arguments and building to some of the (statistically-proven) most difficult problems in the test’s arsenal, the lesson will show how the authors of these problems create each prompt, as well as the correct answer and the trap answer, and arm examinees with the tools to see the structure behind the content on future test-day problems.

In this “read out loud” we focus on a summary of an article by Stacy Blackman who advises candidates on how to prepare their résumé in order to make a favorable impression before they even get to the admissions’ interview.

To get more information about how to prepare your resume and admission documents visit PrepAdviser.com

The EADA Business School application process is designed to figure out which MBA program is right for you, and to assess if you’re the right fit for the school by examining your background and work experience. Once you go through this first step and see that you fit the program requirements, the school will look at your test results (GMAT, GRE, TOEFL and IELTS). If you have not taken any of the above, then you’ll be probably doing an online admissions’ test, followed by an interview.

To get more information about EADA’s International MBA program you can review their school profile at PrepAdviser.com  

Getting a high GRE score requires a lot of hard work. Having trouble doing the GRE exam? In this episode students will learn the basics of the GRE test. They will also get tips regarding the registration, what to expect on test day, and also a list of tools they can use to prepare.

Learn more about the GRE General Test on PrepAdviser.com  

Getting a high GMAT score requires a lot of dedication, reading and practice. Having trouble doing GMAT? In this episode students will learn to avoid common pitfalls on their way to success on what has traditionally been considered the GMAT’s trickiest family of questions, the Data Sufficiency.

This is one of a series of Free Live Online GMAT Classes by Brian Galvin you can find on PrepAdviser.com 

 Galia Alessi, Student Recruitment Manager at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management gives insider information on what makes a successful MBA application to their program stand out. Read the following article for some common mistakes to avoid in your MBA application: https://prepadviser.com/common-mistakes-avoid-mba-application/

Even though you might be submitting a high GMAT score, business schools will require you to prove your English proficiency. If you’re not a native speaker, you will be required to sit the TOEFL or IELTS test. Are some of you already preparing for the TOEFL? In this episode, we give some tips that you can apply to your studying in effort to boost not only your English comprehension but your overall confidence to succeed on the test.

Do you see yourself working in a multicultural team in a global company? Climb the career ladder to a senior level position and fill the gaps in your business knowledge with an EMBA from IESE Business School. In this episode we are joined by Arve Utseth, Admissions Director at IESE Business School. He explains how the school’s EMBA program creates what they call “global natives,” and gives helpful tips on a successful application. 

Antwerp Management School’s Robin De Cock, Academic Director and Laura Hoste, Recruitment Manager share their mission of educating and supporting people from all over the world who want to create new things that matter for society. Learn more about the school’s Master in Innovation and Entrepreneurship (MIE), and find out how it stands out from the rest. What’s great is that right from the start of the program, you get the chance to work in a lab to realize your own start-up idea or use similar techniques to introduce innovation within an existing business. Sound exciting? Listen to the episode to find out what it takes to get admitted.