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A letter of recommendation is a critical part of any business school application and can have significant impact on the applicant’s chances of getting accepted. If you are writing a recommendation for a business school applicant, these guidelines can help you write a strong letter.

Applying in either has its pros and cons. Learn more about how each round is different and what you can do to maximize your chances of success.

Answering Stanford GSB's Essay A can be challenging. Here are five tips to answer: What matters most to you, and why?

Many MBA applicants list entrepreneurship as their long-term goal and see graduate school as the next step in that direction. These tips can help you make the most of your current job and prepare for life as entrepreneur after business school.

Networking can help you learn more about your dream business school and be instrumental in drafting a great MBA application. But networking during COVID is hard. These tips can help you become great at networking during these uncertain times.

Your resume has the potential to be the single most important page of your business school application. Learn more about how to write a killer resume.

A very small fraction of those who apply actually make it far enough to get on the waitlist. Now, coming to the important part – crafting documentation that shows your continuing interest.

At the heart of each business school application is a set of essays. Some essay prompts are open-ended, whereas some have more specific questions. Phrasing answers to these essays is often one of the most challenging aspects of the application process for a lot of applicants.