Extracurricular activities are the window into your authentic self, revealing your passions, values, and potential for leadership outside of your professional life. AdComs aren’t looking for specific, 'perfect' activities; they seek evidence of key traits.
Applying to a top business school is a significant undertaking, but at its heart, the process revolves around three fundamental questions: "Why MBA?", "Why Us?", and "Why Now?".
Choosing the right MBA program is a pivotal decision that can shape your future career. With a vast number of top business schools available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. The process is less about finding a single "perfect" school and more about making an informed decision based on key factors.
We're dedicating Episode 3 of our Coffee Chat Series to a topic that is changing the MBA admissions landscape: MBA Options for Low or No GMAT.
Embarking on the MBA application journey can feel like a climb up a steep mountain. You know the summit—a place at a top business school—is worth the effort, but the path is shrouded in uncertainty. How do you transform a resume and a test score into a compelling narrative that captivates an admissions committee? The key lies in understanding the formula for a winning application and mastering every stage of the process, from your essays to the all-important interview.
Applying to top business schools can feel like an insurmountable challenge. You have your GMAT score, your GPA, and your resume, but how do you transform these data points into a compelling narrative that captivates an admissions committee? The key lies in going from "zero to hero," an approach that turns your application from a standard submission into a profile that's impossible to ignore. ARINGO will reveal what committees are truly seeking and how you can shine in every part of your application.
In the competitive world of MBA admissions, your resume is the single most important document for making a powerful first impression. It’s not just a list of jobs; it's a strategic marketing tool that must translate your unique experience into a compelling narrative for the admissions committee. Join us as Jenifer Turtschanow, CEO of ARINGO MBA Admissions Consulting, breaks down the exact strategies and common pitfalls to avoid.
In the highly competitive world of MBA applications, your GMAT score and resume are just the beginning. To truly stand out, you need to go beyond the numbers and show admissions committees who you are and why you belong at their school. A key part of this strategy is engaging in meaningful pre-application conversations with the very people who can provide invaluable insights into a program's culture and values.
Join us for an exclusive live session: Crack the ISB MBA: Insider Insights from ISB’s Senior Associate Director - Amit Tyagi Date: 10th October 2025
Join Jen Turtschanow tomorrow at the GMAT Club Interview Prep Event as we take a deep dive into the Kellogg Interview Process and how to craft your answers for the interview. Our session will begin promptly at 12:00 p.m. EDT.
The dream of attending a top business school is shared by many, but the path to get there can feel like a maze. As you begin your journey, you might ask yourself: "Do I really need an MBA admissions consultant?" The answer is that a consultant can be your most valuable asset, transforming a [...]
The Bloomberg MBA Rankings 2025-26 are out, and once again, they are creating buzz among applicants targeting the Top Business Schools. From Wharton Business School climbing dramatically, to Columbia Business School making a comeback, these results carry weight for anyone preparing their MBA essays, recommendations (LORs), or planning their admission strategy for Round 1 and Round 2.
President Trump has signed a proclamation introducing a $100,000 annual fee on H-1B visa petitions. The announcement has created headlines around the world, leaving many international MBA applicants wondering if this should change their plans to study in the United States. What does this mean for international MBA students? The short answer: nothing has changed for now. Student visas (F-1 or J-1), OPT, and STEM OPT remain exactly as they were. The new fee applies only to employers who want to file new H-1B petitions in the future.
Our live coffee chat with Jenifer Turtschanow, CEO of ARINGO, is happening on September 20th, and this is your last chance to join.
Embarking on the journey to a top business school can feel overwhelming, but understanding the application process is the first step toward a successful outcome. From timelines to rounds and decisions, knowing what to expect can help you plan your strategy effectively. ARINGO breaks down the typical MBA application process to help you navigate the path to your dream program with confidence.
The journey to an MBA begins long before you submit an application. One of the most critical steps is deciding which business schools are the best fit for your unique aspirations and professional background. With a multitude of top business schools around the world, creating a shortlist can be a daunting task.
A strong letter of recommendation is a critical component of any MBA application. It provides admissions committees with an authentic, third-party perspective on your professional abilities and potential.
Join us for an exclusive Live Coffee Chat with Jenifer Turtschanow (CEO, ARINGO MBA Admissions Consulting) designed specifically for applicants targeting Round 2 admissions.
Gaining admission to a top business school is a highly competitive process that requires more than just a strong academic record or essays. Admissions committees are looking for well-rounded individuals who can not only succeed academically but also contribute to the vibrant campus community and excel as future business leaders.
A one-year MBA is a fast-paced, intensive graduate program that compresses the core curriculum and specialized electives into a shorter timeframe, typically 12 to 16 months. While less common in the United States, one-year programs are the standard in Europe and the United Kingdom, offered by prestigious institutions like INSEAD and the University of Cambridge Judge Business School.
