The CentreCourt MBA Festival 2019 has created programming specific to the MBA-curious beginning with a panel featuring top Online MBA programs on June 15, 2019 beginning at 10am PST/1pm EST/5pm GMT.

Meet the panelists:

• Sarah Wanger, Director of Admissions for the Kelley Direct online MBA

• Kelly Wilson, Executive Director of Masters Admissions at the Tepper School of Business

• Ashley Coffee, Assistant Director for the Online MBA at Baylor University

• Naz Erenguc, Associate Director of Admissions at Florida Warrington College of Business.

This is a free event!  Check out the agenda HERE.

If you would like to convey a question before the panel launches, please email directly to Ingrid Shults ([email protected]), Event Manager at Poets&Quants, and she will make sure this gets in front of the panel.

This month GMAC will publish the Business School Hiring Report: Corporate Recruiters Survey 2019, which details current employer hiring demand for MBA and business master’s graduates based on survey responses from more than 1,200 employers in 45 countries worldwide. The survey offers vital insights to keep business schools and MBAs up-to-date on the latest trends in the hiring market.

On Thursday, May 30 the GMAC research team will host a webinar in which they’ll cover the survey findings—including employer 2019 hiring and internship plans, salary trends, and skill demand—and discuss what it all means for maintaining the relevance of graduate management education and positioning students for success in the current hiring market.

There are two ways to participate:

Join live: Following the presentation, webinar attendees will have the opportunity to continue the dialogue in a Q&A session with the presenters.

View the recording: A...

Number Properties (aka Number Theory) have been increasingly tested on the GMAT in recent years, and there are a wide range of question types that fall into this category that you need to be prepared for on test day.

To help you build a strong theoretical foundation -- as well as equip you with time-saving strategies and how-to's -- so that you can answer any number properties question the GMAT throws at you, we're hosting a free class on Wednesday, May 15 at 1:00pm EST (10am Pacific) where we'll break it all down for you.

If you're serious about getting more right answers on these challenging question types so that you can boost your GMAT quant score, reserve your spot now and join us next Wednesday.

Here are the details for your calendar:

WHAT: How to Dominate Tricky GMAT Number Properties Questions {Free Webinar}
DATE: Wednesday, May 15, 2019
TIME: 1:00 - 2:00pm Eastern Time U.S. (12pm CST, 11am MST, 10am Pacific)
PRESENTER: Brett Ethridge, Lead GMAT Instructor, Dominate Test Prep
...

The Association of International Graduate Admissions Consultants (AIGAC) is hosting the Educational Testing Service (ETS) on Tuesday, April 30th 2019 at 11:00am EST for a free webcast presentation and Q&A where you can gain a better understanding about the GRE® General Test and why taking the GRE test is beneficial for students planning to attend graduate, business, or law school.

Specifically, this free webinar will cover:

• Overview of the GRE® General Test
• Registration tips
• What to expect on test day
• Getting and sending scores
• Tools to help prepare
• Tools to help stand out

Here are the details for your calendar.

If you click on the image, it will launch the WebEx meeting room.

In preparation of the webinar, please fill out this short questionnaire to submit any questions you would like answered by ETS! 

Presenter: Matthew Bashi-Kadlubowski, Associate Director of Global Client Relations

Matthew Bashi-Kadlubowski is the Associate Director for Global Client...

Want many of the benefits and a similar experience of an in-residence MBA, but need the flexibility on an online program? It may be more possible than you think.

John A. Byrne, editor-in-chief of Poets & Quants, will tackle this question (and many others) as he goes inside the online MBA experience at the #1-ranked Kelley School of Business.

Through a series of exclusive panels, John will talk to the Dean and Program Chair to help you decide if an online MBA fits your needs; he’ll connect with faculty and students to reveal what the everyday experience is really like; and he’ll get answers from Career Services and actual alums to find out what an online MBA can really do for your career.

Get an All-Access pass to go behind the scenes of the online MBA experience. Watch this exclusive online live event on Wednesday, March 27, beginning at 11am EST.

By now you've no doubt read all about the college admissions scandal that has rocked higher education and cast doubt on the fairness of the process that students go through to get admitted to the top U.S. universities.

And, like most people, you're probably outraged by it. You can't believe the depths that people will go to to cheat the system. And if you're in the middle of the admissions process yourself, you're wondering if the deck is stacked against you to the point where you even have a legitimate chance at competing for a spot at your dream school.

Those are perfectly normal reactions, and I get it. Believe me, my inbox has been full these past few days from students asking what it means for them, and whether they should be concerned that the same thing may be happening at the graduate level as well. 

(To that last point, Operation Varsity Blues only focused on uncovering schemes perpetrated at the undergraduate level. It's certainly possible that similar things could...

It's getting more competitive by the year to be accepted at the top graduate and business programs, and yet there are plenty of things you can be doing right now to separate yourself from your peers and put your best foot forward during the admissions process.

Dominate Test Prep is excited to host a special presentation on March 20, 2019 with MBA admissions expert Hillary Schubach, President of Shine/ MBA Admissions Consulting, to give you an edge in the admissions process and a plan to get admitted to the business or graduate school of your choice.

During this LIVE webcast event, Hillary will cover:

• What the top business schools are looking for
• When to take (or retake) the GMAT/GRE
• Securing the strongest recommendations
• Tips for writing the best essays and résumé
• Standing out from the increasingly competitive applicant pool
• Common application mistakes and how to avoid them
• Handling employment gaps, career switches, and other potential "red flags"
• Nailing your...

Want to ensure you're positioning yourself as an outstanding candidate in the business school application process?

Join Hofstra University's Frank G. Zarb School of Business on Thursday, March 7th for a free webinar where they'll be hosting Stacy Blackman, an internationally recognized MBA admissions consultant, who will share tips on putting your best foot forward during the MBA admission process.

WHAT: How They See You: Tips for Building Your Strongest Candidacy (free webinar)
DATE: Thursday, March 7, 2019
TIME: 2:00pm EST (11am Pacific)
WHO: Hofstra University and Stacy Blackman Consulting
REGISTER: https://www.anymeeting.com/AccountManager/RegEv.aspx?PIID=ED57D680874738

Click the button below to learn more and to reserve your spot.

Interview season is here for Round 2 MBA applicants, and we thought you'd benefit from these helpful tips from Stacy Blackman of Stacy Blackman Consulting about how to answer three of the most common interview questions you're likely to encounter.

1. Tell me about yourself.

Our first piece of advice: don’t go on and on. It’s easy to do when you’ve been asked such an open-ended question, so make sure you practice your response out loud a few times. There’s no need to recite your life story — talking about where you were born, your family, or your childhood is not what they’re looking for here.

We recommend approaching this question as if they’d asked you to walk them through your resume: quickly summarize the highlights of your college years and then move on to your professional career. Explain why you took the roles you did, what your main responsibilities were, and what you enjoyed or took away from each position. If you’ve...