Accepted: In the News 

Accepted Founder Linda Abraham is often asked to weigh in on the admissions process and breaking news in the world of admissions. Here are just some of the recent articles she and other Accepted admissions consultants have been quoted in as admissions experts.

The Absolute Worst MBA Rankings

Poets&Quants - July 26, 2023

Accepted founder Linda Abraham weighs in on what she believes to be the worst business school ranking - Bloomberg Businessweek. Her reasons? "Surveys represent over 50% of its methodology and they can be easily gamed. Surveys, even if not gamed, are very subjective. There is relatively little reliance on actual data, whether of input (test scores, GPA, acceptance rates) or results (salary data, employment rate, increase in salary).”

Application and admissions tips for psychology graduate programs

GRE Snacks Podcast - July 19, 2023

Looking to apply to a psychology graduate program? In this episode of the GRE Snacks Podcast, Accepted's Linda Abraham and Dr. Karin Ash go through the application and evaluation process for psychology graduate programs, strategies for creating your application, and how to adjust your application depending on whether you're applying a PsyD, PhD, and more.

Application and admissions tips for STEM graduate programs

GRE Snacks Podcast - July 17, 2023

Looking to apply to a STEM or engineering graduate program? In this episode of the GRE Snacks Podcast, Accepted's Linda Abraham and Dr. Karin Ash go through the application and evaluation process for STEM graduate programs, strategies for creating your application, and more.

Breaking News: Supreme Court Strikes Down Affirmative Action in Higher Education Admissions

Poets&Quants - June 29, 2023

Accepted Founder Linda Abraham is quoted in this breaking news article about the Supreme Court's decision to end the practice of race-based admission to colleges and universities. She says in part, "Admissions offices still value diversity, equity and inclusion, and admissions offices for years have maintained that diversity doesn’t exclusively mean race and ethnicity. Instead of relying on a box ticked with a specific race or ethnicity, adcoms will seek the qualities and experiences that contribute to diversity and inclusiveness. They will still strive to create the rich and diverse learning environment that they value.”

Columbia Business School Moves From Rolling MBA Admissions To Rounds For Its Fall Cohort

Poets&Quants - June 6, 2023

While Columbia Business School (CBS) will continue to offer two intakes - in August and in January - it has done away with its rolling admissions process, instead offering three rounds of set deadlines for Fall entry. CBS senior associate dean of enrollment management, Clare Norton, broke the news on Accepted's Admissions Straight Talk Podcast, and in the article, Accepted Founder Linda Abraham says, "...this move allows Columbia to review all applications and create a diverse class based on the whole pool for a given round. With rolling admissions, CBS was evaluating applications as they came in...That pressure probably put administrative strain on the admissions committee while limiting its ability to make decisions based on a broader evaluation of the applicant pool."

Insider Tips & Tricks for the GMAT

Poets&Quants - March 27, 2023

Linda Abraham, Accepted's founder, shares her advice on approaching target schools with a low GMAT score in this Poets&Quants article, "Insider Tips & Tricks For The GMAT". She is quoted as saying, “If your GMAT is more than thirty points below your target school’s average GMAT, it could place you at a disadvantage and force the rest of your application to work overtime. You would have to present something most compelling to overcome that kind of a GMAT deficit at a competitive top school. Indeed, if you come from a common applicant background or a group that tends to do well on the GMAT, a below average score could keep you out — even if the rest of your application is competitive.”

P&Q's MBA Admissions Director Of The Year: The Wharton School's Blair Mannix

Poets&Quants - December 26, 2022

The only consultant quoted in the Poets&Quants article, "P&Q’s MBA Admissions Director Of The Year: The Wharton School’s Blair Mannix," Linda Abraham, Accepted's founder, is featured as saying “She (Mannix) wants to 'democratize' access to admissions information. In all my interactions with her over the years, she projects a concern for the applicants as human beings.” 

Harvard Business School & Yale SOM Will Stay in U.S. News' MBA Ranking

Poets&Quants - November 17, 2022

In this Poets&Quants article, "Harvard Business School & Yale SOM Will Stay In U.S. News’ MBA Ranking," Accepted's founder Linda Abraham is quoted as saying "I think business schools will watch closely which way the wind blows...if this move is a negotiating tactic on the part of [Harvard Law School] and Yale, and USN bends, MBA programs may try it too. Or they may not have to because USN may make changes across the board. If this move is followed by a mass exit from the law school rankings, business schools and other programs would probably follow suit."

Why Are So Many MBA Admissions Directors Resigning?

Poets&Quants - Septebmer 30, 2022

In regards to so many MBA admissions directors resigning, Linda Abraham, founder of Accepted, points out the fact that the decline in MBA applications may have prompted some to resign before being fired — even though the drop-off is largely systemic in nature, a result of the strong economy in 2021 and 2022 in the Poets&Quants article, "Why Are So Many MBA Admissions Directors Resigning?"

Harvard to Lose Its MBA Admissions Chief On Same Timetable As Stanford

Poets&Quants -September 28, 2022

Linda Abraham, founder of Accepted and a long-time watcher of elite MBA admissions, puts Chad Losee’s departure in perspective i then Poets&Quants article, "Harvard To Lose Its MBA Admissions Chief On Same Timetable As Stanford."

40+ Reasons Why Scholarships Are Important (According to Experts)

UpJourney.com - September 16, 2022

Founder of Accepted, podcast host of “Admissions Straight Talk," and co-author of “MBA Admission for Smarties," Linda Abraham is quoted in UpJourney.com's article, "40+ Reasons Why Scholarships Are Important (According to Experts)".

Going back to college: 9 tips for a successful return

DegreeChoices.com - August 24, 2022

Linda Abraham, Accepted founder, is quoted in this timely article, "Going back to college: 9 tips for a successful return," about nontraditional students going back to college. Linda advises prospective students on selecting a school and major that makes sense financially.

Harvard Business School Making Tuition Free for More M.B.A.s Based on Financial Need

The Wall Street Journal - August 16, 2022 

Accepted founder, Linda Abraham, is the only admissions expert quoted in this Wall Street Journal article, "Harvard Business School Making Tuition Free for More M.B.A.s Based on Financial Need." 

The 2022-2023 MBA Admissions Application Cycle

MBASchooled Podcast - August 8, 2022

In "Episode #159: The 2022-2023 MBA Admissions Application cycle with Linda Abraham," Accepted founder Linder Abraham shares some of the trends and insights from the previous MBA admissions cycle and offers her thoughts on what's ahead, including the impact of economic uncertainty.

Going back to college: 9 tips for a successful return

GMAT Club - August 3, 2022

Linda Abraham, Founder of Accepted, talks about the importance and role of post-MBA career goals in MBA application essays, the benefits of having clear goals, and tips on the "why MBA" essay, in this GMAT Club video.

Why You Should Apply Round 1

Dominate Test Prep Podcast - June 28, 2022

In episode 60 of the Dominate Test Prep podcast, Linda Abraham explains why it's more important than ever that you apply as early as possible in the admission cycle - especially given the expected increase in application volume resulting from trends in the current economic landscape.

Fitting In and Standing Out

TestBright Podcast - June 25, 2022

In this episode of the Test and the Rest podcast, Linda Abraham describes the delicate dance of fitting in and standing out in the college admissions process. 

Want a GMAT Score Over 700? Read This

Poets&Quants - June 24, 2022

Linda Abraham discusses the impact of the GMAT on MBA admissions and how a high (or low!) score can impact your chances in this Poets&Quants article, "Want a GMAT Score Over 700? Read This."

Top MBA Admissions Consultant: Why You Should Definitely Apply In Round 1 This Year

Poets&Quants - June 10, 2022

In this Poets&Quants/Yahoo article, "Top MBA Admissions Consultant: Why You Should Definitely Apply In Round 1 This Year," Accepted founder Linda Abraham explains that a turn in the economy is inevitable, making business school harder to get into next year - so applicants in the next cycle should get their applications in as early as possible

How to Write a Strong MBA Resume

US News & World Report - June 8, 2022

An MBA resume is very different than an employment resume. In this US News article, Linda Abraham, along with fellow admissions consultants and MBA admissions committee members, discusses these differences and advises applicants on what to include. Read "How to Write a Strong MBA Resume."

4 Steps To Take Before Deciding If Grad School Is Financially Worth It

GoBankingRates.com - April 29, 2022

Linda Abraham lends her expertise to GoBankingRates.com once again, offering advice to prospective graduate applicants on how to determine if their educational investment will pay off in article, "4 Steps To Take Before Deciding If Grad School Is Financially Worth It."

6 Grad Degrees That are Worth the Investment

GoBankingRates.com - April 25, 2022

Accepted founder Linda Abraham explains how important determining ROI is for anyone contemplating an advanced degree, and details the 60% of graduate programs that pay off in GoBankingRates.com's article, "6 Grad Degrees That are Worth the Investment."

Undergrad and Master's Business Programs

Launch Career Clarity Podcast - April 19, 2022

As the featured guest on the Launch Career Clarity podcast, Accepted founder & CEO Linda Abraham goes over the basics you need to know before applying to business school - and so much more! 

MBA Now or EMBA Later? How The Great Resignation Is Affecting Applicants' Plans

Poets&Quants - February 21, 2022

Linda Abraham discusses the pros and cons of the MBA vs. the EMBA and how the Great Resignation is influencing this decision for applicants in the P&Q article, "MBA Now Or EMBA Later? How The Great Resignation Is Affecting Applicants’ Plans."

Chicago Booth Extends Round 2 App Deadline; Will Other B-Schools Follow?

Poets&Quants - January 6, 2022

In the P&Q article, "Chicago Booth Extends Round 2 App Deadline; Will Other B-Schools Follow?," Linda Abraham comments on possible reasons for the school's unique decision, citing bad weather in the Midwest, the Covid-19 surge, and a decline in application volume.

Harvard Law Now More Popular Than Harvard Business School

Poets&Quants - August 28, 2021

For the first time in the prestigious university's long history, Harvard Law School is now more popular than HBS. Linda Abraham breaks down the factors that may be behind this historic shift - and what it means for new applicants, in the P&Q article, "Harvard Law Now More Popular Than Harvard Business School."

Wharton's Record GMAT Scores: Is The School Over-Indexing Test Scores For Admission?

Poets&Quants - July 28, 2021

Linda Abraham discusses the impact of Wharton's COVID-induced drop in average test scores last year, as well as the consequences of this year's jump back up to pre-pandemic numbers, in the P&Q article, "Wharton’s Record GMAT Scores: Is The School Over-Indexing Test Scores For Admission?"

Getting Ready for Graduate School

Tests and the Rest Podcast - July 27, 2021

Amy and Mike of Tests and the Rest podcast invited Accepted founder & CEO Linda Abraham to offer practical strategies for undergraduate students who wish to continue their educational path in the episode, "Getting Ready for Graduate School."

How to use your resume to get into a top MBA program

Business Insider - June 25, 2021

MBA resumes may look identical to job resumes to the untrained eye, but their purpose is wholly unique. Accepted admissions consultant Natalie Grinblatt Epstein discusses the importance of b-school resumes to the adcom and walks through two real-life resumes of MBA students (and former Accepted clients) in this Business Insider article, "How to use your résumé to get into a top MBA program — with 2 examples from students at Wharton and Columbia."

When to Accept a GMAT Waiver, and When to Take the Test

MBA.com - May 11, 2021

With COVID-19, many b-schools have expressed their openness to offering MBA admissions test waivers. But if you’re able to get a test waiver, could you be hurting your chances for admission? Accepted founder & CEO Linda Abraham weighs the pros and cons in this guest post for MBA.com, "When to Accept a GMAT Waiver, and When to Take the Test."

Should Business-School Hopefuls Skip the GMATs? Some of Their Power May Be a Myth

The Wall Street Journal - May 9, 2021

Accepted founder & CEO Linda Abraham offers insight and advice when it comes to test waivers for prospective MBA applicants in the WSJ article, "Should Business-School Hopefuls Skip the GMATs? Some of Their Power May Be a Myth."

Michigan Ross To Continue Test Waivers For MBA Applicants

Poets&Quants - May 7, 2021

Linda Abraham discusses the potential impact of Michigan Ross's decision to continue offering test waivers for applicants, along with advice for those seeking one in the P&Q article, "Michigan Ross To Continue Test Waivers For MBA Applicants."

What is an MBA and When Does it Make Sense to Get One?

Fortune - April 24, 2021

Just starting your MBA admissions journey? Accepted founder and CEO Linda Abraham weighs in with some valuable advice for prospective applicants in the Fortune article, "What is an MBA and When Does it Make Sense to Get One?"

European MBAs May Cost Less than Elite U.S. B-Schools

U.S. News & World Report - April 15, 2021

Accepted consultant Jamie Wright and fellow admissions experts discuss the potential benefits to attending European business schools in the U.S. News & World Report article, "European MBAs May Cost Less than Elite U.S. B-Schools."

How to Choose Between Multiple MBA Admits

MBA.com - April 13, 2021

Linda Abraham gives actionable advice to MBA applicants who find themselves in the difficult but enviable position of needing to decide which b-school program to attend in Mba.com article, "How to Choose Between Multiple MBA Admits."

How to Choose the Right MBA Application Round

U.S. News & World Report - March 5, 2021

Linda Abraham and fellow admissions experts tackle the subject of Round 1 vs. Round 2 vs. Round 3 when it comes to business school admissions in the U.S. News & World Report article, "How to Choose the Right MBA Application Round."

Is an MBA Worth It?

Valerie Zaric Podcast - February 25, 2021

Accepted founder and CEO Linda Abraham is a guest on futuristic career strategist Valerie Zaric's podcast, answering the question on every b-school hopeful's mind: "Is An MBA Worth It?"

Expert tips on applying for an MBA

Financial Times - February 7, 2021

Accepted MBA admissions consultant Jamie Wright weighs in on applying in Round 1 vs Round 2 in the FT article, "Expert tips on applying for an MBA."

MBA Consultants to Know if You Want to Get Into a Top Business School

Business Insider - January 26, 2021

Accepted CEO & founder Linda Abraham is highlighted as one of the top 9 admissions experts all MBA hopefuls should know in the Business Insider article, "MBA Consultants to Know if You Want to Get Into a Top Business School."

Linda Abraham of Accepted: I Can Change

Thrive Global - January 24, 2021

Linda Abraham discusses the origins of Accepted, what sets us apart from other admissions consultancies, and the overall guiding principles behind what we do in this insightful interview for Thrive Global, "Linda Abraham of Accepted: I Can Change."

5 Things You Need to Know to Create a Successful Service-Based Business

Authority Magazine - January 21, 2021

From a part-time editing service to a thriving admissions consultancy with 24 consultants, Accepted founder Linda Abraham certainly knows how to create a successful business. Learn more about the Accepted story in this great interview for Authority Magazine, "5 Things You Need to Know to Create a Successful Service-Based Business."

MBA Debt: Here's How Much You'll Need to Borrow to Go to Business School

Money - January 20, 2021

Accepted CEO & founder Linda Abraham and fellow experts discuss the factors that determine the amount of debt MBA students could accumulate and how to minimize potential student loan debt in the Money article "MBA Debt: Here's How Much You'll Need to Borrow to Go to Business School."

Focus on Serving Your Customers

Fem Founder - January 2, 2021

Linda Abraham discusses the origins of Accepted, the attributes that set Accepted apart from the competition, and the tools she uses to grow both as a CEO and an entrepreneur in this FemFounder article, "'Focus on Serving Your Customers or Clients' with Linda Abraham." 

Qualities You Should Highlight in Your Personal Statement

Tipping the Scales - December 28, 2020

Christine Carr, Accepted law school consultant and former Associate Director of Admissions at Boston University School of Law, outlines a few of the key qualities in a personal statement that stick out to admissions officers in the Tipping the Scales article, "Qualities You Should Highlight in Your Personal Statement."

How to Determine Where to Apply

Dominate Test Prep - November 10, 2020

Accepted founder Linda Abraham is the featured guest on the Dominate Test Prep podcast and discusses the many factors an applicant should consider when choosing which programs to apply to in episode, "How to Determine Where to Apply."

Acceptance Rates at the Top 25 U.S. MBA Programs

Poets&Quants - October 26, 2020

Linda Abraham discusses the key takeaways from extended Covid-motivated Round 3 application cycles for business schools and what this might mean for the 2020-21 application season in the P&Q article "Acceptance Rates at the Top 25 U.S. MBA Programs."

Online MBA Programs: What to Know Before Applying and How Much They Actually Cost

Money - October 6, 2020

Linda Abraham gives advice on what prospective online MBA applicants should keep in mind before they apply in the Money article,  "Online MBA Programs: What to Know Before Applying and How Much They Actually Cost."

Harvard Vs. Wharton: How Two B-Schools Played The Pandemic

Poets&Quants - September 7, 2020

Linda Abraham weighs in on Harvard Business School's decision to offer blanket deferments in May might have impacted its incoming class size in the P&Q article "Harvard Vs. Wharton: How Two B-Schools Played The Pandemic."

Law School Admissions During COVID w Former Admissions Officer

LSAT Unplugged - September 4, 2020

Christine Carr, a senior consultant for Accepted and former associate director of admissions at Boston University School of Law, gives tips on how to get accepted to law school in the LSAT Unplugged webinar, "Law School Admissions During COVID w Former Admissions Officer."

MBA Applications To Wharton Soar By 21% To A New Record

Poets&Quants - September 4, 2020

Linda Abraham discusses how Wharton’s decision to adopt a more flexible admissions policy during the pandemic contributed to its largest entering class of MBAs ever in the P&Q article "MBA Applications To Wharton Soar By 21% To A New Record."

9 Questions on Application Essays with a College Admissions Consultant

Magoosh - September 2, 2020

Marie Todd, a college consultant with Accepted and former Undergraduate Application Review Specialist at the University of Michigan- Ann Arbor, sits down with Jessica Wan from Magoosh to find out what makes a strong college admission essay in the Magoosh video interview, "9 Questions on Application Essays with a College Admissions Consultant."

Applying to a Deferred MBA Admissions Program: Plant the Seeds Now, Reap the Fruits Later

The Harvard Crimson - September 2, 2020

Thinking about a deferred admissions MBA program? Accepted's Esmeralda Cardenal lays out the pros and cons of pursuing a deferred admissions program like Harvard's 2+2 in The Crimson article, "Applying to a Deferred MBA Admissions Program: Plant the Seeds Now, Reap the Fruits Later."

Columbia Sets New MBA Application Record: Nearly 7,000

Poets&Quants - August 31, 2020

Linda Abraham weighs in on Columbia Business School's release of its 2022 MBA Class Profile in the P&Q article "Columbia Sets New MBA Application Record: Nearly 7,000."

#30: Previewing The 2020-2021 MBA Admissions Cycle with Linda Abraham

MBA Insider Podcast - August 4, 2020

After a busy and hectic spring and summer of MBA admissions, Linda Abraham sits down with Al Dea to discuss MBA admissions during COVID-19, the implications of the GMAT moving forward, and some of her predictions for the upcoming MBA admissions cycle for 2020-2021 in episode, "#30: Previewing The 2020-2021 MBA Admissions Cycle with Linda Abraham."

COVID Forces All MBA Admissions Interviews At Harvard Online

Poets&Quants - July 31, 2020

Linda Abraham weighs in on Harvard Business School's decision to conduct all MBA admissions interviews virtually in the P&Q article "COVID Forces All MBA Admissions Interviews At Harvard Online."

5 Things to Do Before Speaking to Admissions Directors Online

BusinessBecause - June 26, 2020

Preparing for your first virtual MeetUp with MBA admissions staff? Accepted's Esmeralda Cardenal and other top admissions experts share five tips for getting the most out your conversation in the BusinessBecause article, "5 Things to Do Before Speaking to Admissions Directors Online."

How to get into the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business

Business Insider - June 15, 2020

Natalie Grinblatt Epstein, a senior consultant for Accepted who spent 11 years as the MBA admissions director at Ross and a Ross alumnus herself, gives tips on how to get accepted to her alma mater in the Business Insider article, "How to get into the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business."

5 MBA Application Tips for Career Switchers

BusinessBecause - June 9, 2020

Accepted consultant Karin Ash gives great tips on how to create the strongest application possible for MBA hopefuls who are looking to change the industry in which they currently work in the BusinessBecause article, "5 MBA Application Tips for Career Switchers. "

Harvard Business School's Next MBA Class Will Be More Than 200 Students Short

Poets&Quants - June 3, 2020

Linda Abraham weighs in on Harvard Business School's decision to admit only 720 students to the incoming class of 2022 in the P&Q article "Harvard Business School's Next MBA Class Will Be More Than 200 Students Short."

Could 2020-2021 Be the Biggest MBA Application Season Ever?

Poets&Quants - May 31, 2020

Linda Abraham predicts a 20% jump in applications at the top 25 business schools this year in the P&Q article "Could 2020-2021 Be the Biggest MBA Application Season Ever?"

IAM365: Consultant Facilitates Storytelling for Graduate Admissions

CBNation - May 9, 2020

Accepted founder Linda Abraham is the featured guest on CBNation's "I Am CEO" podcast and discusses the growth of Accepted from part-time editing service to one of the most well-known graduate admissions consultancies in the country in the episode, "IAM365: Consultant Facilitates Storytelling for Graduate Admissions."

Coronavirus FAQs: Your Virtual MBA Application

BusinessBecause - April 26, 2020

From video interviews to the GMAT Online Exam, Esmeralda Cardenal of Accepted explains how to navigate your MBA application during coronavirus in the BusinessBecause live feed, "Coronavirus FAQs: Your Virtual MBA Application."

Harvard to Offer Deferment for Incoming MBAs

Poets&Quants - April 24, 2020

Linda Abraham discusses the costs and benefits of Harvard's recent announcement offering deferments to all incoming MBA students for both prospective students and Harvard itself in the P&Q article "Harvard to Offer Deferment for Incoming MBAs."

GMAC Leads a Call for a Pause in MBA Rankings

Poets&Quants - April 23, 2020

In the midst of a global pandemic, the GMAC has made the unprecedented move to ask ranking institutions to pause their publications. Accepted's Linda Abraham discusses the possible reasoning behind the request and its repercussions in the P&Q article "GMAC Leads a Call for a Pause in MBA Rankings."

Tips for Older Premeds on Applying to Medical School

U.S. News & World Report - April 20, 2020

Linda Abraham weighs in on the advantages and challenges that older premeds should consider when applying to med school in the U.S. News article, "Tips for Older Premeds on Applying to Medical School."

At-Home GRE Can Now Be Taken Worldwide

Poets&Quants - April 24, 2020

Linda Abraham discusses the potential impact of the globalization of the GRE at-home option on international applicants and Round 1 admissions in the P&Q article "At-Home GRE Can Now Be Taken Worldwide."

How MBA Applicants Can Respond to COVID-19

MBASchooled - April 3, 2020

Linda Abraham joins MBASchooled founder Al Dea to talk about the changes to MBA admissions, and how current and future MBA applicants can navigate them in the podcast, "How MBA Applicants Can Respond to COVID-19."

Live Updates: Coronavirus

BusinessBecause- April 20, 2020

Want to get updates on how COVID-19 is affecting business school admissions in real time? Linda Abraham and other experts are kept students in the know via BusinessBecause live feed, "Live Updates: Coronavirus."

The New COVID-19 MBA Admissions Round

Poets&Quants - March 27, 2020

Linda Abraham discusses the impact of the global pandemic on the current and upcoming b-school admissions deadlines in the P&Q article "The New COVID-19 MBA Admissions Round."

B-Schools Fear Dramatic Fall In Internationals Due to Virus

MBASchooled - March 3, 2020

Linda Abraham discusses the potential business school admissions challenges concerning international students due to COVID-19 in the P&Q article "B-Schools Fear Dramatic Fall In Internationals Due to Virus."

Six Common Misconceptions About the GMAT

The Economist - February 25, 2020

Linda Abraham busts common GMAT myths in The Economist's "Six Common Misconceptions About the GMAT."

Does Your Business School's Age Affect Your Employability?

BusinessBecause - February 25, 2020

Wondering if the age of the business school you attend will matter to future employers? Linda Abraham shed light on the question in the BusinessBecause article, "Does Your Business School's Age Affect Your Employability?"

2 Law School Personal Statements That Succeeded

U.S. News & World Report - February 13, 2020

Accepted law school admissions consultant, Christine Carr, explains what law schools what to learn from personal statements and how to write them successfully in the U.S. News article, "2 Law School Personal Statements That Succeeded."

MBA Scholarships At Record Levels, With Awards As High As $200K

Poets&Quants - February 10, 2020

Linda Abraham comments on the increase in Accepted clients offered scholarships as well as the increase in value of scholarships offered in the P&Q article, "MBA Scholarships At Record Levels, With Awards As High As $200K."

How Extracurriculars Affect MBA Admissions

U.S. News & World Report - February 10, 2020

In a U.S. News article, "How Extracurriculars Affect MBA Admissions," Linda Abraham explains the significance of extracurricular activities in MBA admissions and shares advice on how to judge the quality of an extracurricular activity. 

22 Entrepreneurs Explain Their Favorite Business Podcast

CEO Blog Nation - January 24, 2020

Linda Abraham spreads the good word about her favorite podcast, the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, in a recent feature, "22 Entrepreneurs Explain Their Favorite Business Podcast."

INSEAD To Open A San Francisco Hub

Poets&Quants - December 12, 2019

In a Poets&Quants article on the exciting news, "INSEAD To Open A San Francisco Hub," Linda Abraham comments on the choice of location and the program's focus on innovation.  

Will an MBA Help You Become a Management Consultant?

Yahoo Finance - December 5, 2019

The Yahoo Finance article, "Will an MBA Help You Become a Management Consultant?" quotes Karin Ash, Accepted admissions consultant, on why an MBA matters if you want to become a management consultant.  

Will an MBA Help You Become a Consultant?

U.S. News & World Report - December 5, 2019

Karin Ash, Accepted admissions consultant, describes the differences between the jobs that MBAs and non-MBAs are hired for at top consulting firms in the U.S. News article, "Will an MBA Help You Become a Consultant?"

Political climate influences students’ choice of business school

Financial Times - December 4, 2019

Accepted admissions consultant Jamie Wright comments on the success of European b-schools that have actively international students, in the FT article, "Political climate influences students’ choice of business school."

What To Look For In A Marketing MBA

Poets&Quants - November 30, 2019

In a recent article, "What To Look For In A Marketing MBA," Poets&Quants quotes Linda Abraham's advice to applicants considering a marketing MBA.

11 Entrepreneurs Explain How They Use Their Podcast For Business

CEO Blog Nation - November 22, 2019

The Admissions Straight Talk podcast is featured in "11 Entrepreneurs Explain How They Use Their Podcast For Business," which highlights the podcast's mission: helping applicants get accepted.

How to Choose a Marketing MBA Program

U.S. News & World Report - November 18, 2019

Linda Abraham describes the reasons for pursuing a marketing MBA as well as how to pick the program that is the best fit with your career goals in the U.S. News article, "How to Choose a Marketing MBA Program."

Digital LSAT Changes + Law School Admissions

LSAT Unplugged - November 7, 2019

Christine Carr, Accepted admissions consultant, and Steve Schwartz of the LSAT Blog and LSAT Unplugged discuss the digital LSAT, 2019 LSAT changes, and what you need to know for this law school admission cycle in a recent webinar, "Digital LSAT Changes + Law School Admissions."

How to Ask a Professor for a Letter of Recommendation, According to 12 Professionals

UpJourney - October 17, 2019

In a recent UpJourney article, "How to Ask a Professor for a Letter of Recommendation, According to 12 Professionals," Linda Abraham identifies the four key steps to requesting a letter of recommendation from a professor.

Columbia’s GMATs Slide Five Points On Modest Decline In Apps

Poets&Quants - September 1, 2019

In the P&Q article, "Columbia’s GMATs Slide Five Points On Modest Decline In Apps," Linda Abraham comments on why CBS has experienced a smaller decline in applicants than peer schools as well as the program's attitude towards the GMAT.

HBS Admit’s Tragedy: Her Father Killed Her Mother, Then Himself

Poets&Quants - July 15, 2019

Linda Abraham reflects on the heartbreaking and inspirational story of Ida Valentine and what other applicants can learn from it in the P&Q article, "HBS Admit’s Tragedy: Her Father Killed Her Mother, Then Himself." 

University Admissions Coach Shares Tips

IELTSPodcast - June 22, 2019

In a recent IELTSPodcast episode, University Admissions Coach Shares Tips, Linda Abraham and Ben Worthington discuss important admissions topics including the best way to write a personal statement and what admissions directors are looking for. 

NYU Stern 2019-2020 MBA Application Deadlines

Poets&Quants - June 18, 2019

Poets&Quants highlights "NYU Stern 2019-2020 MBA Application Deadlines" and important insights into the NYU Stern MBA application from Accepted founder, Linda Abraham. 

How To Get A Great MBA Letter of Recommendation—4 Tips From Our Experts

BusinessBecause - June 17, 2019

According to Linda Abraham, there are three essential materials that you need to give your recommenders to ensure an excellent LOR. Find out what they are in "How To Get A Great MBA Letter of Recommendation—4 Tips From Our Experts."

What The New ‘Adversity Score’ Means For The SAT

Poets&Quants - May 29, 2019

Linda Abraham comments on the winners and losers of the new SAT “adversity score” in "What The New ‘Adversity Score’ Means For The SAT."

The Top 10 MBA Admission Consulting Firms Of 2019

Poets&Quants - May 22, 2019

P&Q released the latest list of leading admissions consulting firms in "The Top 10 MBA Admission Consulting Firms Of 2019," highlighting Accepted as the #5 leading MBA admissions consulting firm and the oldest firm on the list.

2019-2020 MBA Application Deadlines

Poets&Quants - May 14, 2019

In "2019-2020 MBA Application Deadlines," Linda Abraham reflects on HBS' lack of essay word limit, the importance of the application's short-answer questions, and the two-round admissions system.

Harvard Kicks Off MBA Application Season & European B-Schools On The Up

BusinessBecause - May 13, 2019

In "Harvard Kicks Off MBA Application Season & European B-Schools On The Up," Linda Abraham shares important tips for applicants preparing to tackle the single HBS application essay. 

HBS Sets First Round Deadline Of Sept. 4th

Poets&Quants - May 11, 2019

Linda Abraham comments on Harvard Business School's decision to keep their new two-round admissions system for a second year and shares insight into the essay question in the Poets&Quants article, "HBS Sets First Round Deadline Of Sept. 4th."

Former Boston University Law Admissions Officer on Law School Admissions

LSAT Unplugged - April 12, 2019

Accepted admissions consultant and former BU Law School admission officer, Christine Carr talks to LSAT Unplugged about all things related to law school admissions. Watch "Former Boston University Law Admissions Officer on Law School Admissions." 

Need a List of the Top US College Admissions Consultants?

Medium - April 5, 2019

Accepted is ranked the #1 college admissions consultancy in the United States in this informative Medium article, "Need a List of the Top US College Admissions Consultants?"

What Harvard’s Affirmative Action Trial Says About Elite MBA Admissions

Poets&Quants - October 29, 2018

Linda Abraham weighs in on "What Harvard’s Affirmative Action Trial Says About Elite MBA Admissions," and highlights some differences between Harvard University admissions and MBA admissions.

Meet Linda Abraham of Accepted

VoyageLA - October 28, 2018

Lind Abraham is featured in an interview with VoyageLA. Read "Meet Linda Abraham of Accepted," to learn about the history, challenges, and successes of founding and running Accepted. 

Stanford Wins Plaudits For A GMAT Slide

Poets&Quants - October 1, 2018

In a recent P&Q article, "Stanford Wins Plaudits For A GMAT Slide," Linda Abraham comments on the possible reason for the decline and the encouraging message it sends to potential applicants.

CBS Plans Deferred MBA Admission

Poets&Quants - August 8, 2018

In light of the Columbia Business School admissions director's announcement on an Accepted-hosted AMA session that "CBS Plans Deferred MBA Admission," Linda Abraham tells P&Q why deferred admissions are a great option for MBA bound high school seniors.

Tuck qualifies 'niceness' as admissions criterion

The Dartmouth - July 20, 2018

The Dartmouth shares Linda Abraham's tried and true advice to prospective Tuck students in "Tuck qualifies 'niceness' as admissions criterion."

Dartmouth's MBA program is looking for "niceness"

CBS News - July 13, 2018

Linda Abraham comments on Tuck's unique admissions approach in CBS News article, "Dartmouth's MBA program is looking for "niceness."

How to Make Time for Summer Test Prep

College Confidential - June 28, 2018

Accepted admissions consultant Carol Drummer shares guidelines for taking advantage of summer break to prepare for the SAT or ACT in College Confidential article, "How to Make Time for Summer Test Prep."

Accepted.com Helps Students Across the Nation Get into Their College Program

Reward Expert - June 22, 2018

Reward Expert interviewed Accepted founder and CEO Linda Abraham for its article "Accepted.com Helps Students Across the Nation Get into Their College Program." She shares four tips to help your application stand out.

HBS Kicks Off 2018-19 MBA App Season

Poets&Quants - April 19, 2018

Linda Abraham shares her thoughts on how Harvard's announcement of the Round 1 deadlines and their essay question benefits MBA applicants in the P&Q article, "HBS Kicks Off 2018-19 MBA App Season."

75 Top-Notch Medical Blogs Every Health Care Pro Should Know

The SGU Pulse - February 12, 2018

The SGU Pulse, St. George's University's admissions blog, highlighted the Accepted Admissions Blog in their article, "75 Top-Notch Medical Blogs Every Health Care Pro Should Know."

How Accepted.com Helps Aspiring Business and Finance Students Gain the Skills Needed for Admission to Top 

CardRates.com- February 5, 2018

In "How Accepted.com Helps Aspiring Business and Finance Students Gain the Skills Needed for Admission to Top Programs," Linda Abraham discusses what led her to found Accepted and how the company helps their clients gain acceptance to top MBA and finance programs around the world.

How Should You Use MBA Rankings?

TopMBA - December 5, 2017

Linda Abraham sheds insight into the big question "How Should You Use MBA Rankings?" in an article on topmba.com about just how important rankings are and what role they should play in the application process.

Top 5 Higher Education Podcasts You Need to Listen to

TheEdvocate - December 5, 2017

Accepted's Admissions Straight Talk Podcast is featured on The Edvocate's "Top 5 Higher Education Podcasts You Need to Listen to."

Your 5-Step Guide to Writing an Awesome Scholarship Essay

Student Loan Hero - November 17, 2017

Accepted consultant, Carol Drummer shares essential guidelines for writing a successful scholarship essay in "Your 5-Step Guide to Writing an Awesome Scholarship Essay." 

More Job Opportunities Emerge For American MBAs In Asia

BusinessBecause - November 6, 2017

As "More Job Opportunities Emerge For American MBAs In Asia," Linda Abraham comments optimistically on the trend of MBAs of Asian descent returning to Asia to do business and make a positive impact.

Why Emotional Intelligence Is Key To MBA Admissions Success

BusinessBecause - October 25, 2017

Linda Abraham shares her conviction that any hint of rudeness while visiting a b-school will doom an applicants chances of admission in an article exploring "Why Emotional Intelligence Is Key To MBA Admissions Success." 

Is There a Cheating Epidemic at Business School?

BusinessBecause - October 13, 2017

In a BusinessBecause article addressing the unpleasant question, "Is There a Cheating Epidemic at Business School?" Linda Abraham weighs in to share insight into what appears to be a growing trend.

Hate The MBA Rankings? What Lower-Ranked Business Schools Can Do To Compete

BusinessBecause - September 12, 2017

Linda Abraham provides perspective for understanding the bottom 10 programs in US News & World Report rankings in BusinessBecause article, "Hate The MBA Rankings? What Lower-Ranked Business Schools Can Do To Compete."

Women In Business: B-Schools Must Do More To Close The Gender Pay Gap

BusinessBecause - September 3, 2017

In a recent article, "Women In Business: B-Schools Must Do More To Close The Gender Pay Gap," Linda Abraham points out the catch-22 that discourages women from pursuing an MBA.

Lower GRE Scores Accepted By HBS?

Poets&Quants - September 1, 2017

Harvard Business School has released the median GRE scores of applicants for the very first time. Linda Abraham discusses what that means for HBS applicants in the P&Q article, "Lower GRE Scores Accepted By HBS?"

Less Competitive Law School Admissions a Boon for Applicants

U.S. News & World Report - August 8, 2017

Linda Abraham agrees that "Less Competitive Law School Admissions a Boon for Applicants," and encourages applicants to apply to a few programs that are stretch programs.

New M.B.A. Admissions Request: Recommendations From Friends

The Wall Street Journal - August 2, 2017

In the WSJ article, "New M.B.A. Admissions Request: Recommendations From Friends," Linda Abraham comments on NYU Stern's new strategy for getting more insight into applicants' emotional intelligence.  

Wharton To Ask Rec Writers For ‘Essays’

Poets&Quants - June 21, 2017

In light of the recent announcement that "Wharton To Ask Rec Writers For ‘Essays,’" Linda Abraham shares her concern that more recommenders will succumb to the temptation of you-write-it-I’ll-sign-it. 

HBS Apps Up 6%, Topping 10,000 Mark

Poets&Quants - June 8, 2017

Linda Abraham comments on HBS' seeming immunity to the anticipated drop in international applicants as well as the increased competition faced by HBS hopefuls in general as "HBS Apps Up 6%, Topping 10,000 Mark."

Thinking About Graduate School? What to Consider Before You Apply

Metro - May 15, 2017

In the Metro article "Thinking About Graduate School? What to Consider Before You Apply," Linda Abraham presents 4 questions that students considering grad school need to think about before taking that big step.

2 Law School Personal Statements That Succeeded

U.S. News & World Report - April 27, 2017

Jessica Pishko gives important pointers to law school applicants having a hard time writing about themselves in the personal statement in the U.S. News article, "2 Law School Personal Statements That Succeeded."

Acceptance Rates At The Top 50 MBA Programs

Poets&Quants - April 12, 2017

Linda Abraham comments on the dropping acceptance rates at top business schools and its correlation to simplified application essays in the Poets&Quants article, "Acceptance Rates At The Top 50 MBA Programs."

U.S., U.K. May Lose Luster as M.B.A. Destinations

The Wall Street Journal - January 14, 2017

Amid concerns that the "U.S., U.K. May Lose Luster as M.B.A. Destinations" to political changes, Linda Abraham reassures foreign MBA hopefuls that they are still welcome in the United States. 

10 Ingredients of a Strong MBA Resume

U.S. News & World Report - January 17, 2017

The U.S. News list of the "10 Ingredients of a Strong MBA Resume" includes Linda Abraham's advice about the main role of a successful admissions resume. 

Sharpen the Focus of an MBA Application

U.S. News & World Report - December 19, 2016

In "Sharpen the Focus of an MBA Application," Linda Abraham shares an important guideline for creating a meaningful and holistic business school application. 

Test Redos Give GMAT Scores a Lift

The Wall Street Journal - October 5, 2016

Linda Abraham comments on the steep increase in applicants retaking the GMAT in the WSJ article, "Test Redos Give GMAT Scores a Lift."

Target the Right Reach Law Schools

U.S. News & World Report - September 30, 2016

Accepted consultant Jessica Pishko shares the secret of writing an effective law school personal statement for a reach school in U.S. News article, "Target the Right Reach Law Schools."

Why More Applicants Are Retaking The GMAT

Poets&Quants - August 9, 2016

More applicants have been taking the GMAT and Linda Abraham shares insight into why in recent Poets&Quants article, "Why More Applicants Are Retaking The GMAT."

Common Rec Form Adopted By 4 Schools

Poets&Quants - July 25, 2016

Linda Abraham comments on the latest good news for MBA applicants and their recommenders, in the Poets&Quants article, "Common Rec Form Adopted By 4 Schools."

Booth Courts Admissions Consultants

Poets&Quants - June 15, 2016

In an exciting move, Chicago Booth has invited MBA admissions consultants to an exclusive webinar. Linda Abraham comments on the positive trend in the P&Q article, "Booth Courts Admissions Consultants."

Stanford Recycles Last Year’s MBA Essays

Poets&Quants - May 14, 2016

In Poets&Quants article, "Stanford Recycles Last Year’s MBA Essays," Linda Abraham points out the one change in this year's application and what it will reveal about applicants. 

Best MBA Programs for Round 3 Applicants

Poets&Quants - February 25, 2016

Linda Abraham sketches the profile of a successful round 3 MBA applicant in a recent Poets&Quants article, "Best MBA Programs for Round 3 Applicants." 

3 Things To Know About College Admissions

GraduationSource- December 15, 2015

Expert Accepted admissions consultant Marie Todd shares her list of "3 Things To Know About College Admissions." 

Business School Has Odd Question for Applicants

The Wall Street Journal - November 4, 2015

A recent WSJ article noted that this season, "Business School Has Odd Question for Applicants." Linda Abraham adds perspective into what the adcoms really want (and don't want) to see. 

Dee Leopold to Leave HBS Admissions Job

Poets&Quants - October 28, 2015

Linda Abraham comments on the biggest news in the MBA admissions world, "Dee Leopold to Leave HBS Admissions Job." 

Interview with Director of Admissions Dawna Clarke

Tuck 360: MBA Blog - September 15, 2015

Tuck shares Accepted's "Interview with Director of Admissions Dawna Clarke," a podcast episode loaded with insight into the MBA program and admissions process at Tuck.

Executive-in-Residence Tom Schick shares career advice for young professionals

NYU Stern Faculty News - September 1, 2015

NYU Stern spreads the word about our recent podcast episode in which "Executive-in-Residence Tom Schick shares career advice for young professionals."

The Verdict On This Year’s Business School MBA Essays

Poets&Quants - August 13, 2015

Linda Abraham weighs in on the which MBA essay questions are the best in "The Verdict On This Year’s Business School MBA Essays."

Why a Gap Year May be Perfect for Your Teenager

StudentLoan.com - August 2015

In "Why a Gap Year May be Perfect for Your Teenager," Accepted consultant Marie Todd describes some benefits of the increasingly popular trend of a taking year off before starting college. 

Most Transparent MBA Admissions: Tuck, HBS, Ross & Fuqua

Poets&Quants - June 11, 2015

Linda Abraham shares the last word in the P&Q article "Most Transparent MBA Admissions: Tuck, HBS, Ross & Fuqua."

3 Less-Popular Options for Learning About Medicine

U.S. News & World Report - May 11, 2015

Accepted consultant, Alicia Nimonkar, discusses the types of clinical experiences that actually impress the adcom in "3 Less-Popular Options for Learning About Medicine."

The Round Two Fire Drill To Apply

Poets&Quants - January 5, 2015

In "The Round Two Fire Drill To Apply," Linda Abraham shares her experiences with the unrealistic expectations of last-minute applicants and some thoughts about the source of the late-start trend.

The Most Annoying MBA Essays Of 2014

Poets&Quants - December 29, 2014

Linda Abraham adds her nomination to Poets&Quants' list of "The Most Annoying MBA Essays Of 2014."

3 Ways to Be a Good Candidate for MBA Scholarships

U.S. News & World Report - December 11, 2014

Linda Abraham shares some important advice for financial aid seekers in "3 Ways to Be a Good Candidate for MBA Scholarships."

B-Schools Embrace Last-Minute Candidates

The Wall Street Journal - December 3, 2014

As "B-Schools Embrace Last-Minute Candidates," Linda Abraham comments on the trend of highly qualified non-traditional candidates applying late in the admissions cycle.

More Turmoil In IMD’s MBA Program

Poets&Quants - October 30, 2014

P&Q reports "More Turmoil In IMD’s MBA Program" as 5 key officials resign. Linda Abraham shares some perspective on why they may have stepped down, and what this means for IMD's future.

D-Day At Harvard Business School

Poets&Quants - September 9, 2014

September 9 was "D-Day At Harvard Business School" and Linda Abraham predicts that the b-school with the 'absolutely magnetic' brand will see a significant increase in applications this season.

Harvard’s Sassy New Business-School Application

The Wall Street Journal - July 2, 2014

Linda Abraham comments on the more human tone of "Harvard’s Sassy New Business-School Application" and whether it will make any difference to HBS applicants.

Wharton Drops To One Required Essay

Poets&Quants - June 2, 2014

P&Q recently reported that in keeping with the shrinking MBA application trend,"Wharton Drops To One Required Essay." Linda Abraham explained why this change will probably produce happy results for students and alumni.

IMD Cuts Required Essays In Half

Poets&Quants - February 3, 2014

IMD has trimmed down its application and Linda Abraham shares some insight into the motivation and results of this change in the P&Q article "IMD Cuts Required Essays In Half."

Why Wharton Will Go By The Numbers

Poets&Quants - October 5, 2013

Linda Abraham predicts a number-oriented admissions policy, the strong possibility of the demise of the TBD, and a more permanent admissions director for Wharton in "Why Wharton Will Go By The Numbers."

Wharton AdCom Makes an Abrupt Exit

Poets&Quants - October 2, 2013

"Wharton AdCom Makes an Abrupt Exit" and Linda Abraham tells Poets & Quants that she is sorry to see Kumar go.

Bridging the B-School Class Divide

Bloomberg Businessweek - September 12, 2013

Linda Abraham shares her view on what b-schools need to do if they are serious about "Bridging the B-School Class Divide."

How Not to Fail the Failure Question

Poets&Quants - August 11, 2013

Poets&Quants features Accepted.com's important advice for MBA applicants on "How Not to Fail the Failure Question."

Maximizing the Minimalist MBA Application

Poets&Quants - August 8, 2013

In 5-part series, "Maximizing the Minimalist MBA Application," Linda Abraham shares tips on writing succinctly given the shrinking word and character limits on MBA application essays.

A $3,500 ‘Hell Week’ For MBA Applicants?

Poets&Quants - July 25, 2013

Will a group of serious b-school hopefuls looking to finish their apps in a short, intense burst gather for "A $3,500 ‘Hell Week’ For MBA Applicants?" Linda Abraham thinks not.

As Rupee Slides, Ivy League US B-schools Now Cost More than Rs 1 Crore

PaGalGuy News - July 23, 2013

Linda Abraham joins the discussion about the impact of foreign currency rate declines on MBA applicants in "As Rupee Slides, Ivy League US B-schools Now Cost More than Rs 1 Crore."

Finding Your 'Best Fit' Business School

Bloomberg Businessweek - June 26, 2013

Linda Abraham advises applicants to understand the values reflected by each b-school's mission or motto in "Finding Your 'Best Fit' Business School."

HBS Applicants Should Get Personal in New Optional Essay

Bloomberg Businessweek - May 31, 2013

In "HBS Applicants Should Get Personal in New Optional Essay," Linda Abraham shares her perspective on how to approach Harvard Business School's one, optional application essay question.

HBS Applicants 'Panicked and Confused

Poets&Quants - May 31, 2013

Linda Abraham discusses the possible impact of the new Harvard Business School application on HBS application volume as well as how applicants can best approach the single essay question in "HBS Applicants 'Panicked and Confused.'"

Ask an MBA Admissions Expert

Varsity Tutors - May 29, 2013

Linda Abraham shares MBA admissions advice and tips in an "Ask an MBA Admissions Expert" interview with Varsity Tutors.

5 Questions with Linda Abraham

LA Tutors - April 26, 2013

In "5 Questions with Linda Abraham," Linda shares important admissions advice and answers some interesting questions about admissions consulting and how Accepted.com works.

How to Stand Out in an MBA Group Interview

Bloomberg Businessweek - March 22, 2013

Linda Abraham shares important advice for team interviews in the Businessweek article, "How to Stand Out in an MBA Group Interview."

Is Wharton’s Desire For Candor Compromised?

Poets&Quants - May 29, 2013

Linda Abraham explains the benefits of applicants preparing for the Wharton team-based discussions and explains that winging it and honesty don't correlate in an article for Poets & Quants, "Is Wharton’s Desire For Candor Compromised?".

Frankly, Wharton Wants Candor

The Wall Street Journal - March 13, 2013

In the Wall Street Journal article, "Frankly, Wharton Wants Candor" Linda Abraham shares her opinion on students preparing for Wharton's new team-based discussions.

How NOT to Impress in the Application Process

OnlineMBA - February 24, 2013

In "How NOT to Impress in the Application Process," Linda Abraham shares tips on avoiding the five application "Kisses of Death."

Prepping Applicants For New Wharton Test

Poets&Quants - February 25, 2013

Linda Abraham discusses the tremendous value in having a dress rehearsal in the Poets & Quants article, "Prepping Applicants For New Wharton Test."

A Proposal For A Better MBA Application

Poets&Quants - January 21, 2023

Linda Abraham talks about the purpose of MBA application essays and presents a suggestion for an application that will achieve that goal in "A Proposal For A Better MBA Application."

The Shrinking MBA Application

Poets&Quants - January 17, 2013

In "The Shrinking MBA Application," Linda Abraham responds to the widespread changes and experimentation in this year’s MBA application.

Older News Articles and Presentations

2012:

U.S. News & World Report ("Fewer 2012 MBA Applications May Mean More Competition in 2013" & "Study: MBA Programs Don't Connect Social Media Dots"), The Wall Street Journal ("Beyond the Tried-and-True: Generating Cash in Later Life"), Businessweek ("MBA Admissions Consultants: A Growing Influence"), Career Builder ("What to Consider When Getting An MBA"), Poets&Quants ("Discounting Hits MBA Admissions Consulting," "How Many Applicants Use Consultants," "The Incredible Shrinking MBA App," "Heavy Round One Volume Expected," "More Anxiety for HBS Applicants?," & "Essentials of an Awesome MBA Application")

2011:

Businessweek ("Social Media: Why B-School Applicants Need to Keep It Clean" & "Making the Most of Business School Rankings"), Poets&Quants ("Perfecting Your MBA Essay"), AdvisorOne ("An Executive MBA: The Ultimate New Year's Resolution for Financial Advisors"), Bnet.com ("The B-School Admissions Game Gets Even Pricier"), 

2010:

Poets&Quants ("Wharton's Interview Questions For Applicants Leak"), Businessweek ("Making the Most of the Campus Visit"), Law School Podcaster, Beat the GMAT (The Art of a Gripping MBA Goals Essay presentation)

2009:

Law School Podcaster, BusinessWeek ("How to Write an MBA Admissions Essay," "The College Visit 101," "Extracurriculars: The Extras That Count"), LSAT Blog

2008:

Jewish Leadership Network & Manhattan GMAT (How to Write Bold & Brilliant Essays Workshop), AIGAC (Best Practices in Admissions Consulting presentation), Inside Higher Ed ("Private Counselors Who Won't Double Dip"), 

2007:

BusinessWeek Online ("Applying Oneself Creatively"), The Daily Journal ("Admissions Essays Get Second Look: Law-School Officials Question Applicants' Use of Professional Editors")

2006:

Chicago Tribune ("Getting it Write"), Los Angeles Daily Journal ("As Law Firms Go Global, Demand of LL.M. Degrees Mushrooms"), GMAC Conference ("Admissions Consultants: Love em, Hate em, Use em" panel), The Boston Globe ("Wrangling Over Applications")

2005:

Wall Street Journal ("Perfect College Essay Takes Lots of Practice - And Extra Help")

2002:

Wall Street Journal, About.com ("MBA Admission Essay Guru Talks About Business School Essays"), HBS Working Knowledge ("Summing Up: What Can Business Schools Do to Avoid Bad Apples?")

2001:

BusinessWeek ("For a Knockout Essay, Get Thee to an Editor"), American Medical Student Association, Sarasota Herald Tribune

1999: 

The New York Times, Business 2.0 ("Writes of Passage"), Anderson School Entrepreneurial Association Mentor Program, The Sunday Times of London ("To pay or not to pay?")

1998:

BusinessWeek ("Is a Helping Hand Really Helpful?"), TalkSpot

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