By Jeremy Ferguson, MBA ’16 By now, you’ve already set your sights on business school. The decision to leave your full-time job and go back to school was tough to make, but you’re past that. Now the question that’s boggling your mind is: which school has the best program for me? Which program am I
By Chris Anselmo, MBA ’16 As I write this blog post, I can’t help but think back to this time last year. I was frantically studying for the GMAT, and was living and dying on the result of every practice test. I was taking a prep class on Tuesday nights while working a full day,
Especially when we are “on the road” attending recruiting events, we are asked about Boston as a destination city. Prospective students usually already know that Boston is booming with world-class universities. They know Boston is home to great sports franchises, of course, and some really good chowder. But they want to know, rightfully so, what
Application essays are ideal opportunities to showcase your creativity and to make an impression, but is the optional essay really necessary? Your initial reaction might be no: You may be too busy given the demands of your day job or life in general. However, you might want to reconsider. Our application offers three options: 1)
You’ve noted your educational background, provided your work experience, and shared your test scores. Next comes the essay. Essays offer MBA applicants a unique opportunity to make an impression. What you say and how you present it conveys to admissions officers your personality, ambition, and diligence—so make it a great read. Here are five tips
One of the reasons students choose to pursue their MBA at Boston College is our fiercely loyal and successful alumni network. Every month, we’ll feature a Q&A with a BC MBA alum here on the blog. Learning about their experience can help you determine if the program is right for you—and potentially introduce you to
In today’s job market, employers are placing a strong emphasis on hiring people with critical business skills who can bring value to the organization immediately, who can think and act strategically from day one, and who can handle situations as if they’ve been there for year—people who are unquestionably profession-ready. Law schools in particular have
