You can now interface with the crackerjack team at Precision Essay—from the convenience of your laptop—through our new ongoing series of Webinars.
Ranging from advice on Round 3 apps, Waitlist Strategy, Interview Prep, Common Mistakes, and much more, we will cover it all. All webinars will include Q&A sessions at the end, and a copy of the Power Point Presentation used during the event.
If you’re unable to attend an event, we’ll be adding more webinars (as well as repeating current webinars!) every month, so keep checking back and/or email us.
[All webinars will be recorded and available for purchase on our website.]
Signing up is easy. Just click on the links of the webinars that catch your interest, and you’ll be taken through the registration process.
May 17: Non-traditional Backgrounds and the MBA Application ($20)
10:15 PM EST
So, you don’t work in a bank. Or in consulting. Or in business of any kind. You’re a teacher. Or an environmental guy. Or an artist who needs an MBA to open a gallery. And for the purposes of an MBA application, that’s a great thing (you’re unique) and a challenge (you’re different). Learn the right way to brand yourself for the adcom and prove that you’re the right and best person for their program.
Register. (Fill in all your information, click MBA, click Webinar, and then follow the instructions.)
May 21: Overcoming Application Obstacles ($20)
7:30 AM EST
Low GPA? Low GMAT? Work gap? All red flags for the adcom. Unless you know how to couch it properly. After this one-hour seminar, you will. We’ll discuss the optional essay, actions you can take to prove to the adcom that you’ve got the chops to hack it in b-school, and other strategic ways to enhance the positives and make the adcom forget about the negatives.
Register. (Fill in all your information, click MBA, click Webinar, and then follow the instructions.)
May 27: Career changes and the MBA application ($20)
9 PM EST
You need an MBA to break into a new industry, yes? Makes sense. Except that career changes can make admissions committees nervous if not presented properly. We’ll explain why and how to handle the career change artfully on your MBA application in this one-hour webinar.
Register. (Fill in all your information, click MBA, click Webinar, and then follow the instructions.)
June 6: Letters of Recommendation, 101 ($20)
9 PM EST
Whom to ask? How to ask? What should they say? What if they want me to write it? What does a great LOR look like? A bad one? We’ll get into all of that and more in this one-hour webinar devoted to the LOR.
Register. (Fill in all your information, click MBA, click Webinar, and then follow the instructions.)
Jun 10: Age and the MBA Application ($20)
9 PM EST
Most MBA programs in the US look for applicants in the 25-28 range. So what do you do if you’re 23? What if you’re 32? We’ll explain how to broach the topic, how to take age out of the equation, and review specific programs that are more amenable to older and younger applicants.
Register. (Fill in all your information, click MBA, click Webinar, and then follow the instructions.)
June 17: Art of the Re-Application ($20)
10 AM EST
Is this your 2nd time on the MBA Application train? Learn how to do it right this time, and how to show the adcom that you’re not only the right fit for their program, but you’re a better applicant this time around. You must get your app in by R1; give yourself enough time to develop a re-purposed argument for why you will be an asset to the school of your dreams. We’ll talk about other specific strategies for the do’s and don’ts of the MBA Re-application and which schools are more re-applicant friendly than the rest.
Register. (Fill in all your information, click MBA, click Webinar, and then follow the instructions.)
