Finishing up your b-school applications? The posts in this week’s MBA News Roundup will answer some of the questions you may have about your candidacy at your top pick schools.
1. GMAC Takes First Step to Strengthen India Presence; Holds First GMAT Summit in Delhi
Last week, GMAC organized the “GMAT India Test Prep Summit” in Delhi that acknowledged the growing presence of GMAT takers in the country. Presentations included an in-depth look at the updated GMAT, scheduled to be introduced in June 2012. Find out more in this article on MBA Universe.
2. Business Schools Tackle Social Media
This Wall Street Journal post explains how more business school classes are preparing students for the social media components of their future careers.
3. Does Undergraduate Institution Matter When It Comes To MBA Admissions?
A business school dean at UNC Kenan-Flagler weighs in on whether where you receive your undergraduate degree plays a factor in your business school applications.
4. A Degree You Can Bank On: MBA
In Australia, business school and MBA degrees are becoming more popular. Find out why in this article from The Australian.
5. Mediocre Grades, Lofty Career Goals
Want an MBA from a top tier school but worried your undergraduate grades aren’t up to snuff? This UNC Kenan-Flagler dean explains the importance of compensating with strong work experience and recommendation letters.
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Read the full article: MBA News Roundup – GMAT in India, Social Media in Business, and Making Up for a Low GPA