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Break the MBA admissions barrier : making it to the world's best business schools /

Break The MBA Admission Barrier: Making It To The World's Best Business Schools provides a simple yet comprehensive approach to coaching in the workplace. It uses a step-by-step process, and in addition, it explains many of the supporting skills su.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:	Libro Electrónico
Autor principal:	Jain, Mohit
Otros Autores:	Harindram, M.
Formato:	Electrónico eBook
Idioma:	Inglés
Publicado:	New Dehli : Pearson Education, Dorling Kindersley, ©2008.
Edición:	2nd ed.
Temas:	Master of business administration degree. Business schools > Admission. Maîtrise en administration. Écoles de commerce > Admission. Business schools > Admission Master of business administration degree
Acceso en línea:	Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)

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Cover
Disclaimer
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Why an MBA Degree?
What's Your Reason?
A Top MBA Programme: What to Expect?
Brand Value Recognition
Alumni Network
Career Choices
Finest Education
Higher Pay
Job Prospects After MBA
Do You Really Need it?
Chapter 2: The MBA Programmes
Full-time MBA in the Us or Canada
Full-time MBA in Europe
Part-time MBA
Executive MBA
Specialized MBA
Online MBA
Chapter 3: Choosing the School
Know Your Expectations
Researching the Programmes
Brand Recognition and Reputation
Class Size
Location
Infrastructure
Design of Programme
University Advantage
Joint Degrees
International Scope
Curriculum
Learning Experience
Faculty
Students
Alumni
Staff
The Importance of 'Fit'
How Many Applications to Send?
The Points to Remember While Making the Decision
Recommended Readings for Further Information
Recommended Web Sites
Discussion Forums
Student Blogs
Chapter 4: Business School Rankings
Rankings: What Do they Really Mean?
U.S. News & World Report Ranking (2008)
BusinessWeek Ranking (2006)
Financial Times Ranking (2007)
Wall Street Journal Ranking (2006)
Forbes Ranking (2005)
Understanding the System of Rankings
Do Your Own Research
Reputation
Alumni Presence
Faculty and Curriculum
Teaching Method and Learning Environment
Class Composition
'Selectivity' and 'Yield'
Determine the Best School for Yourself
Chapter 5: The Basics: Application and Admission Procedure
The Application Cycles
The Application: Requirements and Evaluation
The Decision on Admissions by the Schools
The Admission Decision-makers
Process of Shortlisting
Criteria for Making the Decision
The Cost Analysis.
Chapter 6: ManagingTimelines
Set the Ball Rolling (March-May)
Where and When to Apply (June-August)
Preparing the Application (September-March)
After Finishing the Applications (November-March)
Your Final Decision (January-May)
Chapter 7: Present Yourself: Understand the Principles
Expectations of the Admissions Committee
Harvard Business School
Academic Abilities
Leadership Experience
Personal Qualities and Characteristics
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Demonstrated Leadership Potential
Strong Academic Aptitude
Breadth of Perspectives Among Students
The Wharton School
Academic Profile
Professional Development and Goals
Presentation and Timing
Personal Qualities and Leadership
The Evidence Considered for Admissions
The Graduate/Undergraduate Degree Records
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
The Scores and Their Analysis
Why Do Schools Use the GMAT?
How to Register for the GMAT
Change in the GMAT Administration from 1 January 2006
GMAT Preparation
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
Extracurricular Activities-The Other Side of You
Work Experience
Community Service and Other Community Activities
An Effective Résumé-All of 'You' in One Glance
Commonly Used Decision Criteria
Résumé Sample 1-Unstructured Format
Résumé Sample 2-Structured Format
Chapter 8: Ten Commandments of a B-School Application
One-Develop Substance in Your Application
Two-Build on Your Strengths and Address Your Weaknesses
Three-Address the 'Fit' Quotient to Build Support
Four-Position Yourself Well
Five-Understand the School
Six-Maintain Your Perspective
Seven-Develop a Coherent Picture
Eight-Stand Out from the Crowd
Nine-be Concise
Ten-Always Use a Checklist
Summary
Chapter 9: Essays: Dos and Don'ts.
The Content of Your Essay
Write Outstanding Essays
A Few Must-haves
Common Essay Questions: Dos and Don'ts
Chapter 10: Recommendations: Reinforcing You and Your Application
Whom to approach?
How to Approach Your Recommenders?
What Constitutes a Good Recommendation?
An Example of a Recommendation
Points to Remember
Chapter 11: Ace Your Interview
Purposes of Holding the Interview
Benefits of the Interview
Preparing for the Interview
Mental Preparation
Physical Preparation
The Interview
Things to Look Out for
What Type is Yours?
Panel Interviews
Group Discussions
Dealing with Interviewers
Too Friendly
Too Talkative
Too Deviative
Too Interruptive
Too Occupied (Similar to a Person Going Off-track)
Too Personal (Vindictive)
To-dos When the Interview Gets Over
General Interviews (Kellogg)
Information from Kellogg's Web Site
Alumni Interviews
On-Campus Interviews
Summary of Kellogg's Interview's FAQ
Analysis of the Kellogg Type of Interview
Things to Keep in Mind
General Interview Questions
Run-through Interview (with Time Constraints)
University Education
Work Experience
Career Goals
Personal Qualities
Leadership
Situational Questions
Other Typical Questions
Specific Focus Interviews (Harvard)
Chapter 12: Expect the Unexpected: Common Problems
Waitlisted
Rejected? Read On...
Appealing a Rejection
The Other Options
Key Points
Chapter 13: Accepting the Acceptance
Quit Your Job, Take a Deep Breath and Relax
The Necessary Evils
Academic Preparation-Avoid the Shock
Plan Your Travel
Emigration Clearance
Chapter 14: Financing Your Studies
Various Sources of Funds
International Avenues
Domestic Resources
Financial Preparation for the Visa Process
Myths About the Visa Process.
Key Points Related to Financial Resources towards Your MBA
Some Trusts that Provide Financial Aid
Chapter 15: Get Going with the Visa
General Information about Visas
General Visa Requirements for Most Countries
Visa Procedures in the Us
Types of Student Visas
F-1 (Student Visa)
J-1 (Exchange Visitor)
Applying for a Student or Exchange Visitor Visa-Sevis Requirements
Sevis
Plan Ahead
The Top of the Mind Instructions
Arriving and Studying in the US (Immigration Clearance)
Plan Your Arrival
Always Hand-carry Your Documents
Complete Your Paperwork
At the Port-of-Entry
Additional Information on Secondary Inspection Requirements
On Arrival at the College or University in the US
The US Visa Application Process in India
Visa Refusal
Legalities to be Observed by the Student in the US on a Student Visa
Visa to Study in Canada
A Study Permit
Application for a Study Permit
Documents Needed to Apply for a Study Permit
Proof of Acceptance
Proof of Identity
Proof of Financial Support
Letter of Explanation
After You Apply-The Status of Your Application
Arriving in Canada
Understanding Your Study Permit
Exiting and Re-entering Canada
Changing Conditions or Renewing Your Study Permit
Applying for a New Temporary Resident Visa (if needed)
Work Opportunities for Foreign Students
Working on Campus
Working Off-campus
Co-op and Internship Programmes
Post-graduation Work Permits
Work Permits for Students at Private Institutions
Work Permit for Your Spouse or Common-law Partner
Summary of Documents to be Submitted for the Study Permit
Visa Procedure in the UK
Applying for the Visa
Work Permit
Pre-MBA Visits to the UK
Other Important Aspects to Remember
Student Visa Application Procedure for Indian Students.
The Schengen Visa (for European Union Member Countries)
Visa Requirements for France
Application for Long-Stay Visa (for a Period of More Than Three Months)
The Required Documents-a General Summary
The Common Mistakes
Chapter 16: Women in B-Schools: A Perspective
Shruthi Raghavan, Harvard Business School, MBA Class of 2007
Appendix
Bibliography.

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