MBA Admitted Students Guide: How To Choose The Right MBA Program

April and May are important months for MBA applicants, as many will hear back from MBA programs about admissions decisions. This year feels a little different, given the far-reaching impact of COVID-19, and while it certainly has impacted MBA programs across the world, many future MBA students have exciting but also challenging decisions ahead of them when it comes to selecting a business school. Furthermore, MBA Admitted Student Weekend, which is a staple and key engagement opportunity for both admits and schools in which prospective students get the chance to visit schools and get a feel for the program and environment was moved to a virtual format for almost every school, which certainly doesn’t make the decision making process an easy one.

How Do You Select The Right MBA Program?

It starts with research

To help MBA applicants make there decisions, I’ve worked with MBA students at 10 of the top MBA programs in the United States to put together the MBA Admitted Students Guide. In this guide, you’ll find over 30+ interviews from current MBA students at over 8 of the top MBA Programs in the United States. These students, come from diverse backgrounds and professional experiences, but who have made the decisions you have already made, and have shared their stories for why they decided to apply to business school, the reasons for which they chose the school, and some of their advice to admitted MBA students for how they can select the right school

If you are an MBA applicant, this is a must-read as you think through your upcoming decision. Take a read, contact a student, and best of luck with your decision.

Cornell University (Johnson)

Duke University (Fuqua)

Dartmouth College (Tuck)

University of California-Berkeley (Haas)

University of Michigan (Ross)

University of North Carolina (Kenan-Flagler)

University of Southern California (Marshall)

University of Texas (McCombs)

University of Washington (Foster)

Yale (School of Management)