Some of the world’s top business schools require applicants for MBA to have relevant work experience. It is actually one of the key admission criteria. However, in recent times, things have slightly shifted, making way for deferred enrollment programs. And it’s a trend that many business schools are totally behind. What Is Deferred Enrollment Program? The idea behind the deferred enrollment program is that students, immediately after completing their undergraduate studies or during the last semester of their course, can apply to business schools for pre-admission. If accepted, they can…

You score perfect marks in your exams… And you have a strong academic track record… Does that guarantee you a spot at any top university in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, or anywhere in the world? Not likely. The admission committee at leading universities goes beyond the GPA. They opt for a holistic approach, considering many other factors in applicants. We discussed this in a separate post. Check out MIT, Stanford, Harvard: What Do They Look for In International Students Students who want to study abroad – and in a…

The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania is one of the top business schools in the world. It has produced some of the world’s renowned business leaders, from Sundar Pichai and John Sculley to Ruth Porat, Robert Crandall, and Peter Lynch. With entrepreneurship now “cool” and large economies extensively relying on the startup ecosystem for a boost – the relevance of B-schools has significantly climbed higher in recent months and years. The Wharton School attracts thousands of applications every year from around the world. A part of its appeal…