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Grad Source Asked Admissions Departments...
"What tips would you offer to prospective students when preparing their applications?"
"I think that prospective students should make a personal call when they have questions about any part of the application process. If there is a toll free number or email address to use, take advantage of them. Personal contact with someone during the application process is a good way to get the answers you need while opening a door that can be helpful time after time throughout the graduate experience. There is no su ... [more]
Have Resume, Will Travel
For students who enjoy new adventures and challenges, the prospect of working overseas is very tempting. Keep in mind however, that it may not be easy to identify the right position or sell yourself as an appropriate candidate when you're thousands of miles away.
Determine what you want. Before you begin your international job search, clarify what you're looking for. Do you want career-related work or work that is not career-specific, but located in a specific country? Are you looking for short-term employment or an ... [more]
Have You Taken Your GMAT?
First offered in 1954, the GMAT has been taken by more than six million individuals. More than 225,000 candidates register for the exam each year and more than 1,500 management programs throughout the world use the GMAT to make admission decisions.
The GMAT, which is administered by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) on behalf of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), is a standardized test of general verbal, mathematical and analytical skills you take to apply to most graduate management degrees.
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