Connecting with MBA students, faculty and alums: B-Schooled episode 153

This episode offers a deep dive into an aspect of the MBA application process many forget about: connecting with students, faculty and alums at your target schools. There are SO MANY REASONS this is an important thing to do. Not only does this help give you a direct way to understand which school might be the best fit for you, but there are also indirect benefits –- from behind-the-scenes connections to admissions committees, to professional contacts, to networking opportunities, to new friendships. The list goes on and on. In this episode we discuss seven ways to connect with students, faculty and alumni. Importantly, this episode has been specially tailored to those of you who might come from a non-traditional background and/or don't think that you have any connections in this category. Topics covered in this episode include: Taking advantage of Zoom and other opportunities hosted by the admissions office. Reaching out to co-presidents of professional student clubs you might be interested in. Connecting with students from affinity groups you identify with. Approaching alumni, especially those you have something in common with. Considering approaching faculty and staff. Taking advantage of your networks (even if you don't think you have a network). Exploring national MBA affinity groups.

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