In this podcast episode of Wire Taps, Clear Admit’s admissions experts, Graham Richmond and Alex Brown, continue to offer their insightful advice on the MBA application process. This week, they review profiles from three prospective MBA applicants who shared their stories on MBA ApplyWire.
First, here’s a closer look at the profiles they talk about in this episode. One person has a history in healthcare, and is looking for pointers on the overall admissions process:
Also discussed in the podcast, an MBA applicant who has a lot going for them:
And one more is just beginning to consider target programs:
Tune into the podcast to hear what feedback Graham and Alex had for these MBA hopefuls!
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Be sure to post to MBA ApplyWire or MBA DecisionWire if you’d like Graham and Alex to offer admissions advice.
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