Please remember Business school admissions committees care about more than GMAT scoresand GPA. They want to know who you are and why you belong in business school. -From The Princeton Review
Do:
- Communicate that you are a proactive, can–do sort of person. Business schools want leaders, not applicants content with following the herd.
让学校知道你是个有领导力的人， 途径可以通过你的个人陈述， 简历和面试表现出来。
- Put yourself on ego–alert. Stress what makes you unique, not what makes you number one.
- Communicate specific reasons why you're a "fit" for a school. Simply stating "I am the ideal candidate for your program" won't convince the admission committee to push you into the admit pile.
仔细看学校的官网，提炼出关键点说明你和这个项目很匹配。
- Bring passion to your writing. Admissions officers want to know what excites you. And if you'll bring a similar enthusiasm to the classroom.
- Break the mold. Challenge perceptions with unexpected essays that say, "There's more to me than you think."
- If you've taken an unorthodox path to b–school, play it up. Admissions officers appreciate risk-takers.
- Talk about your gender, ethnicity, minority status or foreign background—but only if it has affected your outlook or experiences.
对于国际学生来说， 你的国际背景是一个优势， 但需要说明这个国际背景对你的帮助在那里。
- Fill your essays with plenty of real–life examples. These will support your thesis and bring your story to life.
在你的个人陈述中多加些例子可以提升你PS的可信度。
- Demonstrate a sense of humor or vulnerability. You're a real person, and it's okay to show it!
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