Bara Sapir
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679 appearances
9 recordings
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first heard May 2026
last heard 11 Aug
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All the hard work has been put to bed. I'm actually sad. I didn't notice how it actually ran. Like, really, time moves so fast when you are in the process. Yeah. Goes quickly. Sarah, you want to take it away or you want me to jump in first? Well, I'm just, you know, I'm excited to meet all of you. It's wonderful to have you on with us. And I would love to know what's new and exciting at Cambridge University, specifically at Judge Business School.
Vera, I know you had another question you wanted to jump in. Well, you know, I mean, I'm just thinking like just globally, everyone's had a COVID story, right? And it's just super interesting how cohorts have dealt with that. You know, like some people probably didn't meet for a really long time, right? I don't know, was your school virtual for part of that time or was it live? And how did you guys cope with that? I'm going to take that.
I think we've all changed, right? Like, I think we've all, we've all changed and we're not, we are out of it, it seems, but when we're really out of it, like when it's, when it's a lot of time, we'll be able to really see what kind of hybrid lives we're all, we're all leading, you know? I totally agree, yeah.
I am, you know, in talking, I mean, Danny's talking about the smaller class and you're talking about the networking and I'm, you know, even the best ranked schools tend to agree that finding the right fit and the right cohort and that's what you guys do is pull that together. So with all the incredibly transformational MBA programs around the world, each one has their own
unique methods of offering an MBA program. And it comes down to campus culture. And I know, Sadia, you also talked about how much you loved. You've been there 12 years. You love this place that you're in right now. So can you describe to our audience on MBA waves, what is the culture?
So you mentioned the GMAT. I don't know if you accept the GMAT and the GRE or the EA. Can you just talk a little bit about what's your take on it? How important is it? Because you're talking about a 3D person and sometimes people say, well, standardized test is, you know,
I feel like we should hop over. I know we're headed towards the end of our conversation, but Sadia, this probably is for you. Just talking about some of the careers that happened post MBA. If you could tell us about the career services at CJBS. So we have, yes, we're working. We work with the cohort throughout the year and we start really early. I think that you might be finding that many business schools are having to start a bit early, but we actually start. So the class starts in,
Well, Cecilia, I think you've been the longest member of AGAC.
Maybe it might be Travis, but I think it's actually you.
And I'd love to hear what made you join and what makes you stay.
Well, we're glad to have you.
And, and fun fact, I shared this with everyone, Joy and I went to the same high school.
So when we found out to actually meet in the same career space in the same high school is just a super
fun bonding, bonding thing.
So that was super neat.
Travis, you've been a member for a while now.
What impresses you the most about the organization and what keeps you coming back besides an MC position every year?
Well, I do want to qualify that three of us are also test prep providers and that there are not many test prep providers that are part of AGAC.
I'm an associate member because I don't do any admissions consulting, but it's been really wonderful for me to understand exactly what you're saying, how different admissions consultants work, how they think, and to see everyone work together, I find to be really inspiring.
Cecilia, how would you say an AGAC member consultant helps their client?
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