'Yale' tagged blog posts in Betsy Massar's Master Admissions Blog

It’s funny, but almost everyone I know is a non-traditional candidate for their MBA. And it scares them.  They think everyone else applying to business school comes from consulting or finance, and those not from those fields should just give up. We all know a few consultants, investment banking types, and more than a few engineers at business school. And indeed, if you look at the...

The end of term and holidays always come hand in hand. Students from schools all over the world come home – wherever that may be – to spend time with loved ones and to recharge. Some MBA students will be serving as ambassadors and grass roots PR advocates for their schools.

If you are in the midst of applying, or thinking seriously about getting your campaign together for...

The The MBA Channel has published the first of four articles about MBA programs that have incorporated sustainability into their curricula. The first article is on social enterprise.

click here for Part 1 - Social Enterprise MBA programs

A number of business schools are leading the charge in teaching, research and student activities related to sustainability. These efforts fall into three broad categories: environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and social enterprise. Fifteen outstanding “green” programs are profiled in the article at the following link.

Click here to read article: The Greenest Programs

One of the ways to clarify your own part in the admissions process is to know which b-school you want and why. Yes, research, research, and more research.
A good way to find out about school programs (and how they are differentiating themselves) is by going to an event like the MBA Tour www.thembatour.com, coming to a city near you! I'll be attending the San Francisco event on Sept. 27

•MBA Panel...