One of the most important habits in the life of an entrepreneur is living in constant learning. A big part of being an entrepreneur is taking the initiative autonomously, being self-taught. Whether you are starting out or have been in entrepreneurship for years, nourishing yourself with information will help you guide your project on more than one occasion. Yet, it can be difficult for an entrepreneur to find time to research the best sources of learning. In a world where we are bombarded by information on a daily basis, filtering what to read/listen to/watch represents a great effort. To save ..read more

GMAT is quite strict when it comes to cancellation and rescheduling. Let’s go through its general policy, so you have all the information you need before making any decisions.   Cancellation of the exam appointment You can cancel anytime up to seven (7) days prior to your test date. In this case, you will receive an $80 refund from your registration fee.  If you cancel between seven (7) and 24 hours before your test date, you lose your registration fee. You cannot cancel your GMAT appointment within 24 hours of your test date. If you do not go, your account history will display a no ..read more

This year’s application deadlines are (almost) all up! It is extremely important for you to keep deadlines in mind to organize your time efficiently. All application forms are online and since they ask for personal and professional information about your background and your present life, you should take some time to read through them carefully. It really is one more part of the application process, along with the essays, letters of recommendation, CV, etc. So it is essential that you look at application forms and deadlines with anticipation. Some schools also have specific times to upload your ..read more

While the Ivy League category applies only to undergrad schools, it is worth noting that all these universities have very good MBA programs. This time, we compare and contrast Columbia Business School, Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, Harvard Business School, Yale School of Management, and Tuck School of Business. If you are thinking of doing your MBA in the United States and you feel a special attraction for Ivy League schools, read on! Columbia Business School Cornell University – Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management Harvard Business School Yale School ..read more

Getting a higher education means better opportunities, but also means a significant time and money investment. This being said, it is important to choose the course that fits your needs and your profile. Here we want to give you a little help with that.    MIM: what is it? An MIM is a Master’s in Management. This course usually takes 2 years to complete, and it is a master’s that has gained popularity over the last few years for young professionals who have little to no professional experience.  This degree focuses on the study of different management theories and not business a ..read more

If you are planning to study abroad and English isn’t your native language, you will be required to take an English language proficiency test. Currently, there are two main options:  –  IELTS The International English Language Testing System is an exam designed by the University of Cambridge. Made in the United Kingdom, it is accepted in the United Kingdom and in other universities in the world that offer courses in English or that request proof of proficiency in this language. –  TOEFL This acronym stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language, and it is an exam that has bee ..read more

New York is among the best places to pursue an MBA due to the many famous programs that it hosts. In downtown New York City there are the prestigious universities Columbia and NYU, which both have world renowned business schools. Earning an MBA in a city as vibrant as New York City comes with endless opportunities. Outside of the city, there are also two business schools that are highly ranked. Cornell University and the University of Rochester are both a few hours from downtown New York City but it is still very accessible by car. All of these business schools should be considered by internat ..read more

Some of the best MBA programs in the entire world are located in California. In this article, we compare and contrast each of the top MBA programs in California so Merchant students have a leg up in terms of knowledge. Stanford University and UC Berkeley are two prestigious business schools located in Northern California. Both schools are known for their outstanding job placement skills in the Northern California tech hub, Silicon Valley. UCLA and USC are situated much closer to Los Angeles in Southern California. These schools are known for their ability to get students great jobs just a few ..read more

We had an e-coffee with admissions consultant Tomás García to learn about his experience helping students with their MBA application and his strategies for a successful outcome during the admissions process.   Tomás is an admissions expert and truly international professional, who has led over 100 candidates through the admissions process. He was born in Argentina but grew up in Venezuela where he attended the International School of Caracas. There he had inspiring English teachers who were extremely demanding regarding writing skills, and with whom he still maintains a warm friendship. T ..read more

We had an e-coffee with admissions consultant Will Zupan to learn about his time in Michigan Ross, the essential lessons he learned and the valuable tips he has to help students in the MBA process.   Born in California, Will has spent time in the West Coast as well as in Arizona and Rochester, NY. In college, he majored in History with an emphasis on Latin American Studies at Santa Clara University. When he graduated, he wanted to see some of the countries he had studied and also wanted to become fluent in Spanish. So he came to Argentina with the plan of teaching English for one year. Ye ..read more