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MBA – Applications – Application Form
Each school requires an application form. The form requests general personal information (e.g., your address, phone number,
name, short answers to background questions). We recommend that you familiarize yourself with the application form early in
the admission process. Most forms can easily be filled out online or in print.
Within the application, other application information (recommendations, essays, resume, etc.) is requested, and you can
begin to organize your application approach. Manhattan Review's admissions consulting staff can help you to develop the
appropriate method for customizing your application.
Please be advised that early awareness of any unique information required by the school will allow you to avoid last
minute panic.
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I got a 730 (unofficially). A 44 quantitative and 47 verbal. Interestingly, my score on the verbal side went up on each practice exam and the actual exam, while my math score was exactly the same every time, even though I studied much harder for the math because I found it more difficult than the verbal.
-Ian (This student took our New York GMAT long course.)
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