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3/20/2013 Jumpstart Your MBA Network with PaGaLGuY Below you’ll find a nice chat we had with Soumik Ganguly, VP of Global Sales from Pagalguy.com, a networking community for MBA applicants. Thank you Soumik for introducing us to PaGaLGuY – we look forward to continuing to use our official account on PaGaLGuY, and suggest that our readers open their own accounts as well! Accepted.com [...] Read More Posted by Accepted.com on Wed, 20 Mar 2013 17:00:52 | Permalink | Post a comment

5 Mistakes To Avoid When Applying To College What’s the fastest way to mess up your college application? U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges 2013 guidebook features 10 college admissions officers sharing their pet peeves. Among the highlights: Be yourself: “I’ve been jaded by years of reading captivating pieces only to meet the student and realize that he or she could not [...] Read More Posted by Accepted.com on Wed, 20 Mar 2013 16:00:47 | Permalink | Post a comment

3/19/2013 Beyond the Rankings – How to Choose a Ph.D. Program Part II This post is part II of Accepted’s Beyond the Rankings- How to Choose a Ph.D. Program blog series that outlines specific steps you can take to find the best program for you! Last time, I discussed the first important criterion for helping you to select a grad program: your goals/research interests. The next step to [...] Read More Posted by Rebecca Blustein on Tue, 19 Mar 2013 18:00:54 | Permalink | Post a comment

Thunderbird Launches New One-Year Curriculum In the fall of 2013, Thunderbird’s MBA program will switch from a traditional two-year curriculum to a new one-year one. The new shorter format will accompany a lower price tag, about $20,000 less than the previous 20-month program (for a total cost in the $60,000 ballpark instead of $80,000+). President Larry Edward Penley notes that [...] Read More Posted by Accepted.com on Tue, 19 Mar 2013 17:00:36 | Permalink | Post a comment

Does Inteview Prep Make You Phony? I was thrilled Thursday to be quoted in The Wall Street Journal’s “Frankly, Wharton Wants Candor,” which focused on Wharton’s Team Based Discussion (TBD) and Harvard’s interview reflections. I disagree, however, with disingenuous arguments in the article that applicants who seek to prepare beyond a school’s recommendation are intrinsically less than genuine. I sat in [...] Read More Posted by Linda Abraham on Tue, 19 Mar 2013 17:00:18 | Permalink | Post a comment