Boston University ==>粉想念的學校 ^^~
ESSAYS FOR MASTER’S PROGRAMS
Please limit your answers to two pages, typed and double-spaced, for each question. Applicants to the MS•MBA program should answer
questions 1, 3, and 5. Applicants to the MBA program should answer questions 1, 3, and 4. Applicants to the MSIM program should answer
questions 2 and 3. Question 6 is optional for all applicants.
1. Please detail the five-year plan for your career including the jobs you would like to have, how you would leverage your education, and how
you would otherwise prepare yourself for this path.Tell us why your goals make sense given your plan and your background.
2. Why is the MSIM Program the next natural step in your professional advancement? What are you expecting to gain from the program?
Please describe your motivations, expectations, career goals, and interest in investments in your response.
3. Describe an important problem you’ve encountered at work, the resolution of which highlights your problem-solving and analytical skills.
Outline your analysis and strategy for dealing with this issue and comment on their effectiveness.
4. What would you consider to be two of the most influential factors shaping business today? What do you think will be the characteristics of
successful leaders and/or businesses in the next decade?
5. Some observers argue that the principal reason for the technology “bust” is the blatant disregard for long-standing business principles and
logic in favor of using technology as a magic bullet for curing all ills.What is your reaction to this assessment? What do you think the role of
technology should be in business today? You may restrict your discussion to an industry of your choice.
6. Please provide any additional information that will help the Admissions Committee learn more about your candidacy.
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George Washingtown
Three Essays. The Admissions Committee looks for essays that are written clearly and concisely. Be sure to check for spelling and grammatical errors, and obviously there is not one correct answer. Submit each essay using separate sheets of paper for each and placing your name on each sheet. Essays should be typed and double-spaced.
1. Discuss your professional objectives, both long- and short-term. Indicate how your past experiences have contributed to the definition of these objectives. Why do you want to pursue an MBA at this point in your career. (Limit 500 words.)
2. As a manager, you are likely to work with a team in order to accomplish a particular task. Team work is the cornerstone of the GW Full-Time MBA. Describe what your role would be within a group setting, and describe the qualities and characteristics of your ideal teammates. (Limit 250 words.)
3. Describe your "perfect" post-MBA job. (Limit 250 words.)
Three Essays. The Admissions Committee looks for essays that are written clearly and concisely. Be sure to check for spelling and grammatical errors, and obviously there is not one correct answer. Submit each essay using separate sheets of paper for each and placing your name on each sheet. Essays should be typed and double-spaced.
1. Discuss your professional objectives, both long- and short-term. Indicate how your past experiences have contributed to the definition of these objectives. Why do you want to pursue an MBA at this point in your career. (Limit 500 words.)
2. As a manager, you are likely to work with a team in order to accomplish a particular task. Team work is the cornerstone of the GW Full-Time MBA. Describe what your role would be within a group setting, and describe the qualities and characteristics of your ideal teammates. (Limit 250 words.)
3. Describe your "perfect" post-MBA job. (Limit 250 words.)
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Babson
REQUIRED ESSAYS
All candidates for an MBA at the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business should respond to questions 1, 2, and 3. You may provide additional
information by answering question 4. Suggested length is 2 double-spaced pages per essay.
(1) Please describe your short-term and long-term career goals. How will your past professional experience, background, and interests combined
with a Babson MBA position you for success in attaining these goals?
(2) Identify a current business trend and predict its impact 10 years from now. How will the results of this trend impact your ability to attain
your goals as described in essay number one?
(3) What unique contributions will you bring to the Babson community that will enhance the value of the classroom experience for your classmates?
(4) (Optional) Is there anything else that you think we should know as we evaluate your application? If you believe your credentials and essays
represent you fairly, you should not feel obligated to answer this question.
For Two-Year MBA Applicants Only:
(5) (Optional) The Frederic C. Hamilton Entrepreneurial Scholarship (a merit-based award) and Price-Babson Fellowship (a need-based award)
Essay. Write a 250-word essay that answers the following questions: What are your specific entrepreneurial accomplishments, and how will these
accomplishments add value to the Babson MBA?
REQUIRED ESSAYS
All candidates for an MBA at the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business should respond to questions 1, 2, and 3. You may provide additional
information by answering question 4. Suggested length is 2 double-spaced pages per essay.
(1) Please describe your short-term and long-term career goals. How will your past professional experience, background, and interests combined
with a Babson MBA position you for success in attaining these goals?
(2) Identify a current business trend and predict its impact 10 years from now. How will the results of this trend impact your ability to attain
your goals as described in essay number one?
(3) What unique contributions will you bring to the Babson community that will enhance the value of the classroom experience for your classmates?
(4) (Optional) Is there anything else that you think we should know as we evaluate your application? If you believe your credentials and essays
represent you fairly, you should not feel obligated to answer this question.
For Two-Year MBA Applicants Only:
(5) (Optional) The Frederic C. Hamilton Entrepreneurial Scholarship (a merit-based award) and Price-Babson Fellowship (a need-based award)
Essay. Write a 250-word essay that answers the following questions: What are your specific entrepreneurial accomplishments, and how will these
accomplishments add value to the Babson MBA?
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U of Michigan 怎麼可以忘記這一所!!! (呵~~誰的最愛ㄚ~~)
Required Questions
You must answer all parts of the three questions below.
1. We believe the key to effective leadership is the ability to transform theoretical concepts and ideas into action that can
change the world. Given this perspective, please describe your most significant professional leadership accomplishment.
In doing so, please describe how you transformed an idea into action, the challenges you faced, and the impact
your leadership had on your team or the organization. (500-word maximum)
2. Our unique approach to utilizing action-based learning and interdisciplinary experiences allows our students to
develop the confidence and skills to build and lead organizations. In this environment, Michigan MBAs are active
participants in the learning process and assume responsibility for co-creating their educational experience.
Given this context, please respond to the following two questions:
a. Describe the steps you proactively took to develop professionally and personally over the past two years.
(500-word maximum)
b. Describe how you will approach co-creating your Michigan MBA: What career goals have you set and what
objectives will you establish for your Michigan MBA experience? How will you utilize the opportunities at
Michigan to achieve your objectives and create an MBA experience that is right for you? How will you and your
approach benefit other members of our community? (500-word maximum)
3. Describe a time when your personal ethics or values were a consideration as you resolved a dilemma. (500-word
maximum)
Optional Questions
You may answer one, both or neither of these questions.
1. Describe an experience or experiences you have had that highlight the value of diversity in a business setting. (500-
word maximum)
2. If there is any other information that you believe is important to our assessment of your candidacy, or important to our understanding of you as a person, feel free to elaborate here. (500-word maximum)
Required Questions
You must answer all parts of the three questions below.
1. We believe the key to effective leadership is the ability to transform theoretical concepts and ideas into action that can
change the world. Given this perspective, please describe your most significant professional leadership accomplishment.
In doing so, please describe how you transformed an idea into action, the challenges you faced, and the impact
your leadership had on your team or the organization. (500-word maximum)
2. Our unique approach to utilizing action-based learning and interdisciplinary experiences allows our students to
develop the confidence and skills to build and lead organizations. In this environment, Michigan MBAs are active
participants in the learning process and assume responsibility for co-creating their educational experience.
Given this context, please respond to the following two questions:
a. Describe the steps you proactively took to develop professionally and personally over the past two years.
(500-word maximum)
b. Describe how you will approach co-creating your Michigan MBA: What career goals have you set and what
objectives will you establish for your Michigan MBA experience? How will you utilize the opportunities at
Michigan to achieve your objectives and create an MBA experience that is right for you? How will you and your
approach benefit other members of our community? (500-word maximum)
3. Describe a time when your personal ethics or values were a consideration as you resolved a dilemma. (500-word
maximum)
Optional Questions
You may answer one, both or neither of these questions.
1. Describe an experience or experiences you have had that highlight the value of diversity in a business setting. (500-
word maximum)
2. If there is any other information that you believe is important to our assessment of your candidacy, or important to our understanding of you as a person, feel free to elaborate here. (500-word maximum)
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Ohio State(Fisher)
A. Essays must be typed on standard 8 1/2” X 11” paper, 11 or 12
point font, single-spaced.
B. Essays should be limited to the front-side of one page.
C. Each essay should be clearly labeled at the top of the page
with your name and the essay number.
1. The Fisher College of Business MBA program places a heavy
emphasis on building teams. What from your past demonstrates
your leadership, your ability to work with others and
your skill at resolving conflict?
2. What are your short-term and long-term goals? How will a
Fisher MBA help you achieve these goals?
3. If you are applying for admission to our program without
three years of post-baccalaureate work experience, what
unique contributions can you make to the class?
A. Essays must be typed on standard 8 1/2” X 11” paper, 11 or 12
point font, single-spaced.
B. Essays should be limited to the front-side of one page.
C. Each essay should be clearly labeled at the top of the page
with your name and the essay number.
1. The Fisher College of Business MBA program places a heavy
emphasis on building teams. What from your past demonstrates
your leadership, your ability to work with others and
your skill at resolving conflict?
2. What are your short-term and long-term goals? How will a
Fisher MBA help you achieve these goals?
3. If you are applying for admission to our program without
three years of post-baccalaureate work experience, what
unique contributions can you make to the class?
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U T -Austin
Note: Please submit your McCombs MBA essay questions online. You are required to answer all three questions. The Admissions Committee is not looking for any “correct” answers to these questions; we simply want to get to know you better.
1. Discuss your intermediate and long-term career goals, as well as a current vision of your desired employment upon graduation. Your explanation should include, but is not necessarily limited to the following: how you will leverage your professional and personal experiences in pursuit of these goals; why an MBA is necessary to achieve them; and why McCombs is the right MBA program for your career path. (Limit 1000 words)
2.Please choose one of the following (Limit 500 words):
A.What non-professional accomplishment are you most proud of and why?
B.If a friend or family member were to describe your most defining quality, what would it be and why?
3.Please choose one of the following (Limit 500 words):
A.Discuss a time when you were faced with a professional disappointment. How did you handle the disappointment and what did you learn from the situation?
B.Are there any aspects of your application which you feel require further clarification that are not addressed here?
Note: Please submit your McCombs MBA essay questions online. You are required to answer all three questions. The Admissions Committee is not looking for any “correct” answers to these questions; we simply want to get to know you better.
1. Discuss your intermediate and long-term career goals, as well as a current vision of your desired employment upon graduation. Your explanation should include, but is not necessarily limited to the following: how you will leverage your professional and personal experiences in pursuit of these goals; why an MBA is necessary to achieve them; and why McCombs is the right MBA program for your career path. (Limit 1000 words)
2.Please choose one of the following (Limit 500 words):
A.What non-professional accomplishment are you most proud of and why?
B.If a friend or family member were to describe your most defining quality, what would it be and why?
3.Please choose one of the following (Limit 500 words):
A.Discuss a time when you were faced with a professional disappointment. How did you handle the disappointment and what did you learn from the situation?
B.Are there any aspects of your application which you feel require further clarification that are not addressed here?
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U of Washington
Please provide essay responses to the following questions. Observe the word limits and use a minimum font size of 10. Double-space your responses on separate pages and clearly label each page with your name and the essay topic.
1. Goals Statement (750 word maximum): Applicants with a plan for their future and with a good grasp of what is expected of them as MBA students
are the most successful students in our program. We know plans change, and we know people often pursue an MBA to create new career options. Please tell us about your plans. Ideally your essay should answer all the following questions: Why are you pursuing an MBA degree? What do you expect to do immediately after completing the MBA program? What is your primary lifetime career goal? How do your life and work experiences to date move you closer to these personal objectives? What specific things will the MBA experience contribute to your post-MBA and lifetime career goals? What unique aspects of the University of Washington MBA Program, if any, would contribute the most to achieving your goals?
2. Full-time Program Applicants: Plans for Involvement (500 word maximum): We consider a high level of involvement in student organizations, networking and career efforts to be a hallmark of the University of Washington MBA experience. Please describe your anticipated level of involvement as an MBA student beyond the MBA course requirements. In what specific organizations or activities will you participate? Where do you expect to make the greatest
contribution to the overall MBA experience at the University of Washington? What aspects of your past or current life provide insights into your ability and willingness to consistently deliver more than the minimum effort required?
Evening Program Applicants: Teamwork Experience (500 word maximum): A large portion of the work you will do in an MBA will be completed in student groups. Briefly describe what you consider to be your most significant experience working in a group. Describe the task to be completed by the group, key attributes of each member of the group that impacted the final outcome of your efforts, the biggest challenges you faced and the contributions you personally made.
3. Choice Essay: Answer one of the following (500 word maximum):
a. Describe a situation in a work environment that either severely strained your relationship with co-workers or challenged your personal values. How did you resolve this situation?
b. At this point in your career what do you consider your most significant professional accomplishments? How have these particular accomplishments affected the career choices you have made?
4. Optional Essay (250 word maximum): Include any other information that you believe would be helpful to the Admissions Committee in considering your application. For example, applicants have explained a stretch of weak grades in college, an unusual job change, travel or time off not explained in the resume, or some particularly interesting or unique characteristic or experience that they were unable to discuss elsewhere in the application.
Please provide essay responses to the following questions. Observe the word limits and use a minimum font size of 10. Double-space your responses on separate pages and clearly label each page with your name and the essay topic.
1. Goals Statement (750 word maximum): Applicants with a plan for their future and with a good grasp of what is expected of them as MBA students
are the most successful students in our program. We know plans change, and we know people often pursue an MBA to create new career options. Please tell us about your plans. Ideally your essay should answer all the following questions: Why are you pursuing an MBA degree? What do you expect to do immediately after completing the MBA program? What is your primary lifetime career goal? How do your life and work experiences to date move you closer to these personal objectives? What specific things will the MBA experience contribute to your post-MBA and lifetime career goals? What unique aspects of the University of Washington MBA Program, if any, would contribute the most to achieving your goals?
2. Full-time Program Applicants: Plans for Involvement (500 word maximum): We consider a high level of involvement in student organizations, networking and career efforts to be a hallmark of the University of Washington MBA experience. Please describe your anticipated level of involvement as an MBA student beyond the MBA course requirements. In what specific organizations or activities will you participate? Where do you expect to make the greatest
contribution to the overall MBA experience at the University of Washington? What aspects of your past or current life provide insights into your ability and willingness to consistently deliver more than the minimum effort required?
Evening Program Applicants: Teamwork Experience (500 word maximum): A large portion of the work you will do in an MBA will be completed in student groups. Briefly describe what you consider to be your most significant experience working in a group. Describe the task to be completed by the group, key attributes of each member of the group that impacted the final outcome of your efforts, the biggest challenges you faced and the contributions you personally made.
3. Choice Essay: Answer one of the following (500 word maximum):
a. Describe a situation in a work environment that either severely strained your relationship with co-workers or challenged your personal values. How did you resolve this situation?
b. At this point in your career what do you consider your most significant professional accomplishments? How have these particular accomplishments affected the career choices you have made?
4. Optional Essay (250 word maximum): Include any other information that you believe would be helpful to the Admissions Committee in considering your application. For example, applicants have explained a stretch of weak grades in college, an unusual job change, travel or time off not explained in the resume, or some particularly interesting or unique characteristic or experience that they were unable to discuss elsewhere in the application.
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U of Wisconsin
School of Business MBA questions:
All candidates will be required to write School of Business essay questions 1 and 2. Depending on your intended career specialization-, you will write questions 3 and 4 for your particular program. Essay 5 is an optional essay in which you may address any topics and/or issues not communicated in your application materials in which you feel would benefit the admissions committee to know about you.
1. Explain your reasons for pursuing a graduate management degree at this point in your life. Specifically, what impact will this degree have on your future career and describe your professional short term goals (immediately following the MBA) as it relates to your career specialization?
2. Tell us about a leadership experience you have had and what did you learn from the experience?
The following questions are specific to your career specialization. Based on the career specialization you selected please address questions 3 and 4:
Accounting
3. Please explain why you should be admitted to the accounting and information systems MBA program. What specific qualities and skills do you bring to the study and practice of accounting?
4. Given your short and long run goals, which of your qualities and skills do you believe need strengthening? How do you see your development in the next two years given those goals? Why do you believe you are a good fit for our program given your goals?
Arts Administration
3. Describe the specific skills and abilities you hope to gain from the graduate degree program in Arts Administration, and the skills and abilities you would bring to the program.
4. Identify and describe a key issue facing the marketing, management, development, creation, or support of arts and culture today. Explain why you think this is a critical issue to arts administrators, and provide your recommendations as to how this issue might be addressed. Include specific examples from your own experience if applicable.
Finance - Applied Corporate Finance
3. Please describe why you should be admitted to the Applied Corporate Finance (ACFIN) program, and why you believe ACFIN is a good fit for you.
4. Identify and list three critical financial issues affecting businesses today. Select one issue to discuss in depth. Discuss why you think this is a critical issue and provide your recommendations as to how this issue may be resolved.
Finance - Applied Security Analysis
3. Why specifically are you interested in applying to the Applied Security Analysis Program? Why do you believe you are a fit for a career in money management?
4. Please describe your history of interest or participation in the area of investments.
Information Systems Analysis and Design
3. What areas of Information Technology are you most interested in studying, and how do these areas pertain to your future career plans?
4. Describe any IT skills you posses. Explain the impact these skills will have on your education, your fellow MBAs and your future as an IT professional.
MHR - Entrepreneurial Management
3. Describe an experience you have had with entrepreneurship (either starting, working in, or providing professional services for an entrepreneurial venture). How did it affect your career aspirations?
4. How do you intend to use your training in Entrepreneurial Management? What are your short and long-term career aspirations?
MHR - Strategic Human Resources
3. To follow up on the question regarding your career goals, what would your ideal job look like after finishing your MBA in Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM)? What type of organization would it be in and what would your roles and responsibilities be there? Now, jumping ahead another 15 to 20 years, please consider the same questions. What would you like to be doing and in what kind of organization? Finally, in what way or in what area of SHRM do you hope to make your biggest mark and why?
4. Thinking of the plans you just described, what are your reasons for choosing to do an MBA in SHRM at the University of Wisconsin? What is it about our program that will help you achieve your goals? What are the advantages and disadvantages of our program relative to other programs for what you would like to do?
MHR - Strategic Management in the Life and Engineering Sciences
3. In what ways have you been significantly influenced by your scientific and technical background? How have these influences shaped your career and personal objectives?
4. SMILES graduates will likely work with, at, and define the forefront of organizations where leading-edge science and business knowledge intersect. How might such roles have implications for your future actions and responsibilities with regard to ethics, social and environmental responsibility, and public policy?
Marketing - Marketing Research
3. Please describe any research you conducted on graduate programs and career choices. Why did this lead you to choose the A.C. Nielsen Center for Marketing Research? What specific types of industries and marketing research responsibilities are you most interested in pursuing after graduation?
4. What do you think it takes to be successful in marketing research? Why? How does your past experience demonstrate your ability to be successful as a marketing research professional?
Marketing - Brand and Product Management
3. Given your career goals, how will the Center for Product Management enable you to meet them? What personal qualities and experiences do you believe make you a good fit for a career in brand management and which skills and abilities do you hope to gain from the MBA program?
4. Please identify and briefly describe three critical marketing related issues affecting businesses today. Select one issue to discuss in depth. Discuss why you think this is a key issue for a brand manager and provide your recommendations as to how this issue may be resolved.
Operations and Technology Management
3. Discuss any personal qualities, experiences, or backgrounds you may have that you believe will contribute to your success in the operations/technology management area.
4. Describe two situations from organizational settings in which you played a key leadership role. Specifically, how did you contribute to the outcomes?
Real Estate and Urban Land Economics
3. Why are you interested in Real Estate as your area of concentration? What specific aspects of real estate most interest you, and why?
4. What specific qualities and skills do you bring to the study and practice of real estate? Given your short and long run goals (Question #1), in which qualities and skills do you think you need strengthening? How do you see your development in the next two years? Please be as specific and concrete as possible.
Risk Management and Insurance
3. Who are the individuals and/or what are the events in your life that have led to your specific interest in pursuing a degree in risk management and insurance? Please explain.
4. In what area of risk management and insurance are you most interested? Provide a discussion of the current key issues associated with this field and the skills you bring to efforts in addressing those issues. Be as specific as possible.
Supply Chain Management
3. Identify and list three critical supply chain related issues affecting businesses today. Select one issue to discuss in depth.
4. Discuss why you think this is a critical issue and provide your recommendations as to how this issue may be resolved.
School of Business MBA questions:
All candidates will be required to write School of Business essay questions 1 and 2. Depending on your intended career specialization-, you will write questions 3 and 4 for your particular program. Essay 5 is an optional essay in which you may address any topics and/or issues not communicated in your application materials in which you feel would benefit the admissions committee to know about you.
1. Explain your reasons for pursuing a graduate management degree at this point in your life. Specifically, what impact will this degree have on your future career and describe your professional short term goals (immediately following the MBA) as it relates to your career specialization?
2. Tell us about a leadership experience you have had and what did you learn from the experience?
The following questions are specific to your career specialization. Based on the career specialization you selected please address questions 3 and 4:
Accounting
3. Please explain why you should be admitted to the accounting and information systems MBA program. What specific qualities and skills do you bring to the study and practice of accounting?
4. Given your short and long run goals, which of your qualities and skills do you believe need strengthening? How do you see your development in the next two years given those goals? Why do you believe you are a good fit for our program given your goals?
Arts Administration
3. Describe the specific skills and abilities you hope to gain from the graduate degree program in Arts Administration, and the skills and abilities you would bring to the program.
4. Identify and describe a key issue facing the marketing, management, development, creation, or support of arts and culture today. Explain why you think this is a critical issue to arts administrators, and provide your recommendations as to how this issue might be addressed. Include specific examples from your own experience if applicable.
Finance - Applied Corporate Finance
3. Please describe why you should be admitted to the Applied Corporate Finance (ACFIN) program, and why you believe ACFIN is a good fit for you.
4. Identify and list three critical financial issues affecting businesses today. Select one issue to discuss in depth. Discuss why you think this is a critical issue and provide your recommendations as to how this issue may be resolved.
Finance - Applied Security Analysis
3. Why specifically are you interested in applying to the Applied Security Analysis Program? Why do you believe you are a fit for a career in money management?
4. Please describe your history of interest or participation in the area of investments.
Information Systems Analysis and Design
3. What areas of Information Technology are you most interested in studying, and how do these areas pertain to your future career plans?
4. Describe any IT skills you posses. Explain the impact these skills will have on your education, your fellow MBAs and your future as an IT professional.
MHR - Entrepreneurial Management
3. Describe an experience you have had with entrepreneurship (either starting, working in, or providing professional services for an entrepreneurial venture). How did it affect your career aspirations?
4. How do you intend to use your training in Entrepreneurial Management? What are your short and long-term career aspirations?
MHR - Strategic Human Resources
3. To follow up on the question regarding your career goals, what would your ideal job look like after finishing your MBA in Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM)? What type of organization would it be in and what would your roles and responsibilities be there? Now, jumping ahead another 15 to 20 years, please consider the same questions. What would you like to be doing and in what kind of organization? Finally, in what way or in what area of SHRM do you hope to make your biggest mark and why?
4. Thinking of the plans you just described, what are your reasons for choosing to do an MBA in SHRM at the University of Wisconsin? What is it about our program that will help you achieve your goals? What are the advantages and disadvantages of our program relative to other programs for what you would like to do?
MHR - Strategic Management in the Life and Engineering Sciences
3. In what ways have you been significantly influenced by your scientific and technical background? How have these influences shaped your career and personal objectives?
4. SMILES graduates will likely work with, at, and define the forefront of organizations where leading-edge science and business knowledge intersect. How might such roles have implications for your future actions and responsibilities with regard to ethics, social and environmental responsibility, and public policy?
Marketing - Marketing Research
3. Please describe any research you conducted on graduate programs and career choices. Why did this lead you to choose the A.C. Nielsen Center for Marketing Research? What specific types of industries and marketing research responsibilities are you most interested in pursuing after graduation?
4. What do you think it takes to be successful in marketing research? Why? How does your past experience demonstrate your ability to be successful as a marketing research professional?
Marketing - Brand and Product Management
3. Given your career goals, how will the Center for Product Management enable you to meet them? What personal qualities and experiences do you believe make you a good fit for a career in brand management and which skills and abilities do you hope to gain from the MBA program?
4. Please identify and briefly describe three critical marketing related issues affecting businesses today. Select one issue to discuss in depth. Discuss why you think this is a key issue for a brand manager and provide your recommendations as to how this issue may be resolved.
Operations and Technology Management
3. Discuss any personal qualities, experiences, or backgrounds you may have that you believe will contribute to your success in the operations/technology management area.
4. Describe two situations from organizational settings in which you played a key leadership role. Specifically, how did you contribute to the outcomes?
Real Estate and Urban Land Economics
3. Why are you interested in Real Estate as your area of concentration? What specific aspects of real estate most interest you, and why?
4. What specific qualities and skills do you bring to the study and practice of real estate? Given your short and long run goals (Question #1), in which qualities and skills do you think you need strengthening? How do you see your development in the next two years? Please be as specific and concrete as possible.
Risk Management and Insurance
3. Who are the individuals and/or what are the events in your life that have led to your specific interest in pursuing a degree in risk management and insurance? Please explain.
4. In what area of risk management and insurance are you most interested? Provide a discussion of the current key issues associated with this field and the skills you bring to efforts in addressing those issues. Be as specific as possible.
Supply Chain Management
3. Identify and list three critical supply chain related issues affecting businesses today. Select one issue to discuss in depth.
4. Discuss why you think this is a critical issue and provide your recommendations as to how this issue may be resolved.
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