Tuck has tweaked its essays ever so slightly, no longer asking candidates to define leadership but still asking for a leadership experience in essay two - no longer asking for constructive feedback on a difficult experience, but asking you ...

The Quantitative section of the GMAT business school entrance exam is the second part of the test, and students are required to complete 37 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes.

Writing your own recommendation letters can seem like a blessing. Suddenly, you have the power to control an aspect of the application process that was previously beyond you. So, your downside risk in these letters is mitigated and your ups...

NYU-Stern has released its 2010-2011 essay questions. There is only one change, but it is significant. You can now submit a multimedia file as "essay" 3.

As many applicants are finding out at this time of year, conducting thorough research on MBA programs is an essential step in formulating a list of target schools and crafting convincing essays.

The choir consists of 5 boys and 6 girls. In how many ways can the singers be arranged in a row, so that all the boys are together? Do not differentiate between arrangements that are obtained by swapping two boys or two girls.

The Analytical Writing Assessment, or AWA for short is currently part one of a total of three sections in the GMAT business school entrance exam. TopMBA.com looks into the methods and processes that high scoring GMAT students have used in ...

We still think that asking MBA candidates about their goals is plainly absurd, because so many students change their goals while in school. Further, isn't an MBA supposed to be about career development and exploration?

Four top Asian business schools have announced they are collaborating in order to recruit a greater amount of international MBA students to their campuses, starting in America.

If there's one quant topic that scares the vast majority of GMAT test takers, it's combinatorics. This is because very few of us have been exposed to these special counting problems, often made even more difficult by mixing in bits of proba...