Think an MBA is right for you but not sure if Admissions Committees will think you are right for the MBA? You’re not alone!

Join me on Thursday, July 8 at 5:15 pm Pacific Time for a free webinar where I will share my story of being admitted to Harvard Business School despite not having the traditional applicant profile. I’m also going to share the story of how I successfully worked with a client who was just as “out there” as I was, so that he would have outstanding personal statements and get admitted to his #1 choice B-school.

This webinar isn’t going to be just a bunch of vague tips like “Study diligently for the GMAT” and “Know yourself very well.” I’m going to tell you the nitty-gritty details about my own application such as:

  • my undergraduate GPA
  • my relevant (and not so relevant) coursework
  • GMAT score (broken down between Quant and Verbal)
  • the timeline I used to apply
  • the resources I did and did not use when applying
  • tips for non-traditional applicants that you can implement right away

I’m also going to take lots of questions from the audience, so it’s great if you can attend the session live.

At the end of the webinar, I’m going to share details on a brand new essay coaching program I’ve designed. It’s a program unlike any I’ve ever done before–and at a price I’ll likely never repeat again! I can’t wait to tell you all about it.

The entire webinar will be recorded, but only people who register for the webinar in advance will get access. So if you can’t make it to the webinar, register anyway, so you’ll have access to the video later on.

Also – the webinar is only open to the first 100 people who register. My goal is to max this webinar attendance out! Sign up now, so you don’t miss out!

Click on this link to register: http://bit.ly/oddswebinar

See you on Thursday!

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