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Name: M- Michigan Ross- 3868
Rating: 5
Author: M

What Admissions Committees Look For

What does an admissions committee look for? It’s not all odds or chances, or thumbs up or thumbs down. They have real discussions about a candidate’s strength, her potential, and importantly, the information they have chosen to share. Betsy joined a panel at the Poets…

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Consider Your Audience in Your B-School Application

I recently attended a workshop at the Stanford Graduate School of Business on pitching business plans to entrepreneurs. The experts there kept hammering it home: consider your audience. An MBA application is like any sales pitch. Your audience will not only determine what you have…

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What People Are Saying

I once told Betsy she is "amazeballs", well, because I believe she is. Betsy was both a mentor and a friend and helped me to continue to have faith in myself throughout the overwhelming process of MBA applications. She helped me explore my school options and put me in touch with people who could offer additional guidance. Because she took the time to really get to know me, Betsy helped me present my strongest self throughout my essays and was a large factor in my getting accepted to my top choice.

M Michigan Ross

I would strongly suggest working with Betsy if you are looking for one-on-one attention, especially if you have a finance background or international experience. She took a very holistic approach to the process, was really interested in talking me through my highs and lows up to this point and true gut feel for why this school/why MBA. I did not have a very straightforward story (lay offs, international moves, liberal arts major with only ok GPA) and my GMAT was not stellar, but I feel that I was able to put my best foot forward in this cycle with Betsy's guidance.

Thank you for helping me put in the best application I could. And now I'm Hanover-bound --time to upgrade my winter wardrobe!

M Tuck

Tag : MBA adcom

What Admissions Committees Look For

Consider Your Audience in Your B-School Application