Preparing for Your MBA Interview

Preparing for Your MBA Interview

Preparing for Your MBA Interview

If you are reading this, you have probably decided to continue your education and get your masters in Business Administration...Excellent. If you are at the beginning stages of this process you can benefit from the advice available before you ever start. The application process involves writing essays, taking tests, preparing your resume and MBA interviews. Even before that you need to find the right school. Don't automatically apply to the first one that comes to mind. It may not be a good fit for you.

There is so much information out there that claims to help you get started and poinyt you in the right direction. Some only cover part of the process others such as MBA Bootcamp walk you through the selection of an appropriate school through writing resumes to preparing for MBA interviews. It does you no good to apply at schools which are out of your league either because you do not have the academic background to make it there or the financing to pay for it. Don't shy away from applying at Stanford though. If you are a fit, you have a chance.

You cannot take the application process lightly, it is convoluted to say the least. The colleges you apply to, the colleges that accept you, which one you choose to attend will have a profound effect on the path you will travel in the future. Colleges have different requirements for admission as well. At the graduate level most require MBA interviews. Prepare for them as you would for a job interview at a company you really want to work at. Do your legwork. Check out the college information and then visit the college. Find out how current students feel about it. What do they like, what don't they like? How do you feel about their issues?

Some people have said that a great idea when you are considering a school, would be to sit in on some lectures when you first visit them. Make appointments to meet with professors teaching in the MBA program. Get a feeling for the campus and its atmosphere. Do you feel at home there? Does it excite you to think you could be joining their community? College visits give you insight into how your personality fits with the rest of the college community that you can use when you write your essays and return for your MBA interviews. Even if you never mentioned your college visit in the essay, the understanding you gleam during a visit will seep into the way you write your essay.

When applying for admission you are going to have to go through MBA interviews.They can be psychologically trying. In surveys the fear of public speaking is high on the list of human fears. Interviews can be interviews with a single admissions officer or with a group of admissions officers. If you have never been to a panel type interview you may want to practice that. Speaking to three people can be surprisingly different from having a conversation with a single individual. Find out early on if it makes a difference to the way you act and improve on any anxieties you discover. Remember, you are preparing to choose your path for the next few years of your life and possibly the direction it will take for decades.

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