Posted by thesenator2014 on March 21, 2013 · 1 Comment
First, Relax and Take a Deep Breath It’s that time in the year when a bevy of admissions decisions have been handed out. For better or worse, you’re in or out… or maybe you’re just a “maybe”. If you’ve applied to six or more school this has likely happened to you and you’re trying to … Read more
Category GMAT, Schools, MBA, Essays, Recommendations, Interviews, Acceptances, Waitlist, Road to MBA, Application Strategy, Internship, Tuck School of Business, Academics · Tagged with gmat, admission counselors, Tuck School of Business, Kellogg School of Management, Yale School of Management, UVA Darden, darden school, gpa, waitlist, chicago booth school of business, Waitlisted, waitlist strategies
Posted by thesenator2014 on February 14, 2013 · Leave a Comment
I haven’t been this excited about a weekend, let alone a sport that I stink at (skiing), in a while! For the past few years the African Ancestry Business Association at Tuck (TAABA) has hosted a ski weekend for graduate students across the country in our (relative) backyard of Northern Vermont. This year we’re going … Read more
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Posted by thesenator2014 on February 4, 2013 · 1 Comment
The other night at Murphy’s (hangout spot here in Hanover) a group of us touched on everything from unemployment to relationships in business school and everything in between. One of the more interesting discussions was around ‘Managing Your Brand’ while in business school. Truth is, getting thrown into a whirlwind of activity as a first-year you might … Read more
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Posted by thesenator2014 on January 25, 2013 · 2 Comments
I have no excuse–I take that back, I do. My reason for not blogging in months: business school and recruiting. I realize it’s going to be impossible to recap the last five months of my life in one single post so I’ve committed to giving steady updates along the way. But here is a summary: … Read more
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Posted by thesenator2014 on August 1, 2012 · 5 Comments
I arrived in New York last week for Morgan Stanley’s two-day Early Insights MBA Program — a sort of recruitment accelerator for candidates interested in Investment Banking, Sales & Trading and Investment Research — it was more than a worthwhile experience. We were warmly accepted at a dinner reception with students and Morgan Stanley reps, … Read more
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