Getting an MBA is possibly one of the biggest investments of your life. As you ponder this $200K-plus investment, you are likely to realize that you cannot do something as important as this on your own. Although friends or colleagues might be able to help, rarely do they have enough expertise to increase your chances of acceptance to a top program (even if they are current students or alumni), and how much can you really bug them? That is why half of all MBA applicants use an admissions consultant, according to the Association of International Admissions Consultants (AIGAC). Given that the acceptance rates at most top programs hover around 15%, it’s a good idea to have an expert guide you. Click here for eight things to consider when selecting an MBA admissions counselor.
A Team Behind Every Client
When working on a comprehensive package, your Primary Counselor will coordinate with other counselors at key strategic checkpoints during the application process. We will pressure test your personal strategy before you dive into school research and essays. Our School-Specific Reviewers will conduct blind reads of your application materials and offer feedback from the perspective of an admissions committee member. Our Proofreaders are the last line of defense to correct punctuation and grammar.