All MBA Application Related Tips

Your MBA candidacy does 
not boil down to concrete career achievement, GMAT scores, and academic
pedigree. MBA programs across the U.S. and the world are looking to
build student bodies that are diverse in the broadest sense of the word.
So, before you have your candidacy assessed and regression analyses run
on your chances of admission, take a more humanistic, critical self-appraisal of your application.
Take greater risks in articulating
your values and exploring the forces that really drive you.
Strive to be more authentic.

To convince the business
school that it is your first choice is similar to a situation where you
are trying to convince your date that she is the only one that matters
to you, even though you might be seeing someone else at the same time.

Actions are fine but if you are not able to quantify the results, the whole process would be ineffective.

End of the day the admission committee wants to select people who are action oriented and who get along with other student