Knowhow 563

# Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University

# MIT Sloan School of Management

Harvard Business School is one of the most prestigious business schools in the world and has produced top business magnates like Jamie Dimon and Rahul Bajaj.

# The University of Chicago Booth School of Business

# Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania

# Harvard Business School

# Stanford Graduate School of Business

Stanford Graduate Business School is not only one of the top graduate business schools in the world, it is also one of the most selective ones. With an acceptance rate of only 6.5%, it is definitely a challenge to get into SGB.

The recent changes that make up the new SAT test, are causing confusion on students and administrations providing the tests. A survey carried out by College Board resulted in students reacting positively to the new test, however, colleges do not seem to agree.

The top 10 percent law was designed to increase access to the state’s top public universities. The law is primarily active in Texas, and gives low-income families to still have a shot at top universities.

With the new SAT test recently officialised and made public, it was only a matter of time until it was breached and made available for the public to see. Reuters reports that the new SAT is still not up to the levels it should be, retaining key vulnerability the test has been having for years.

An MBA requires a lot of reading! This is true not only in-class but also out-of class. Students should be reading textbooks, online literature and any other relevant media out there. Here are three must-read articles for MBA students:

4’000 more students in the UK result to be undertaking academic subjects rather than vocational courses. This however, does not mean that it will result in more college students enrolling Universities.

With rising tuition fee, and gradually decreasing scholarship opportunities it is becoming increasingly difficult to become an MBA grad. This in combination with the increasing competition at top business schools and the increasing popularity of an MBA as a graduate degree choice, is making this popular choice a very hard one indeed.

Business school interviews can be challenging and it is at this stage of the admissions applications that most students have been said to falter and fail at. While students tend to prepare intensively for the dreaded interview, it is hard to be able to anticipate precisely what may or may not come up! Here are four common interview questions asked at business school interviews: