When you request information, we advise you to request not only a brochure but also a course catalog if possible.
This will enable you to gain a deeper sense of the school's academic offerings and what it focuses on. Then you can compare
that to other schools you are interested in attending. Some of this information may be accessible online. Some schools offer
CD-ROMs with such information. In general, we recommend that you get as much information as possible so that you will be able
to make as informed a decision as possible with regard to where you apply.
Visiting the school is perhaps one of the best ways to make your decision. When visiting, we recommend that you take this
opportunity to speak to current students, tour around the campus and make detailed observations. Can you imagine yourself
studying there?
Part-time students may have the opportunity to take a course before enrollment. This may be a good idea especially if you
are uncertain of whether you want jump into an MBA at this point in life.
I took the GMAT yesterday and got......680 (unofficial score). Needless to say I am delighted, if somewhat stunned. I never thought I'd score 100 points higher than last time around. My maths improved the most (from 32nd percentile to 56th percentile) and I was in the 95th percentile in my verbal. If I'd had a few more weeks I'm sure I could have improved my maths score even more, but I'm happy with 680. Thanks for all your help and the excellent classes. They really were invaluable and worth every minute. -Mathew (This student took our 28-hour long course in London.) Read More...
