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Hi, my name is Josh -- I graduated from the Stanford GSB a few years ago. I surveyed classmates, friends and colleagues to learn more about their application strategies for the top MBA schools: Stanford, Harvard, Columbia, and Kellogg -- including how prepared for their MBA interview, as well as their approach to getting the best possible MBA recommendation. I compiled the responses into this valuable free report. I found the responses to be insightful, and I think you'll find the information to be helpful.

Here are the questions I asked each successful applicant:

    Please describe any challenges you had in your application (i.e. unusual work experience, low GPA, low GMAT, international applicant, etc.) How did you address them (took classes over the summer, had recommenders focus on quant skills, etc.)?
    How did you approach the MBA recommendation portion of the application? Did you provide detailed outlines of "success stories" or provide info on what may be lacking in you application? Did you write any portion of the letter yourself, and if so, do you feel it hurt your letter of recommendation?
    What was the "wow" factor in your application? Did you overcome any extreme hardship, or fail out of college, or otherwise gain acceptance with a great story versus great stats?
    This is related to the last question, but what would have been your "elevator pitch" to describe your overall application?
    What differentiates your school from the other top MBA programs (other than "my classmates")?
    What advice would you offer an applicant applying to your school?
    What might be useful information for an applicant to mention in their essays to show a bit of "insider knowledge"? This might be how to prepare for the interview, MBA classes, or a particular emphasis of the school, or other fact that may not be obvious to outsiders.
    Please list a couple of your favorite classes, professors, and school events (social or academic).
    What advice would you give to a student starting at your school in the fall (i.e. worry less about classes, and more about getting to know your classmates, take "x" class at all costs, etc.)?

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William "Josh" Hohman
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