What Does Harvard Business School Really Want?

In this informative session you'll hear from Matt Symonds, Fortuna Director & Best-selling Author and Karla Cohen, Harvard Business School former Associate Director.
With more than 10,000 applicants each year, and less than 10% receiving acceptance, everyone wants to know what Harvard Business School really wants in an MBA applicant. In this video, we spend 25 minutes with an HBS former associate director deep diving into the rationale behind HBS' choices on who they accept into their elite program, and why even the seemingly perfect applicant might just not be the right fit.
To talk more about HBS or your future MBA plans, we encourage you to set up a free 30-minute consultation at www.fortunaadmissions.com/free-consultation

[@leftbrainprep]

This is fantastic!

[@Raj-Boukensha]

Did anyone catch the quote by J lite? I played it like 20 times but can't tell what she said.

[@ABeydoun09]

Raj Das Gupta he said it costs a lot to shampoo the squirrels on campus.

[@pint1992]

This is very helpful.

[@schmetterling4477]

What does it want???? Your money, of course. Good grief.

[@santaatmoon4816]

l advise you to look at Harvard's endowment fund and introspect.

[@schmetterling4477]

@@santaatmoon4816 Where do you think does that money come from? The nearby apple orchards?

[@santaatmoon4816]

@@schmetterling4477 You are as rude as you are clueless. Let me educate you a bit, nearly all of harvard's endowment fund comes from charitable donations from its alumni and corporations that recruit from Harvard. There's a reason why Harvard explicitly underlines that its application process does not take into consideration the financial capabilities of its applicants.

[@vesperianox]

@@schmetterling4477 lol your ignorance level is off the charts.