'graduate school' tagged blog posts in Betsy Massar's Master Admissions Blog

Starting to think about taking the GMAT, GRE or LSAT?  This is actually the time to start looking into courses, figuring out whether you want to take a class or get a private tutor, or whether doing the online/whiteboard route works for you. You can find variations that suit your timeframe, learning style, and temperament.

Test Anxiety is Normal

Taking tests is a subject that is near and dear to my heart.  I...

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

Silicon Valley's career guru, Patti Wilson has published her mid-year Careerzine. I've excerpted some of it below; it's perhaps a bit on the "realistic" side, but has some good tips, such as to work on "career differentiation". This is true in job hunting, applying to graduate school, and managing your current career if you are working for someone else or self employed.

Patti writes:
It is hard to know with certainty...

Last night's panel, with admissions officers from Harvard, Stanford, Wharton and UC Berkeley Haas was a big success. We originally expected around 100 attendees -- it turns out about 150 were there!

There are lots of good candidates out there, and I expect a number of those good candidates are members of 85 Broads!

So here are a few items that I recall very quickly

* Applications are trending up. This year...