Dane and Fernie discuss how American citizens should approach the application process: “How to get Accepted” – Affirmative Action, ‘Diversity, Equity & Inclusion,’ Personal Statements, Essay Strategies, Activity Lists, Athletics, and Recommendations.
Dane and Fernie discuss how American citizens should approach the application process: recruiting, internships, and getting your first job.
Dane and Fernie discuss how American citizens should approach the application process: STEM degrees, BA vs. BS, Major/Minor, building your own degree, and full-time studies.
Dane and Fernie discuss how American citizens should approach the application process: school rankings, public vs. private, and liberal arts.
Nine and Dane discuss the challenges of international students getting internships and return offers. Nine offers strategies for success.
Nine and Dane dive into the details of the recruiting process: timeline, industries, optimizing resumes, and preparing for interviews - particularly as a McKinsey pivoting into Tech.
Carl Prince and Fernie Martinez discuss the timeline for applying in Round 1 as well as new changes in the application process.
Praew and Carl discuss her MIT application strategy, applying as a scholar, and her best tips for interviewing.
Earthy and Dane discuss a brave last-minute consulting change, expanding from 1 school to 6, finding your best stories, the importance of interview coaching, managing the wait list, a perfect 6 for 6 success rate, and how it all came down to one email and a phone call.
Earthy and Dane discuss a brave last-minute consulting change, expanding from 1 school to 6, finding your best stories, the importance of interview coaching, managing the wait list, a perfect 6 for 6 success rate, and how it all came down to one email and a phone call.
Fernando talks with Kwang about her transition from journalism into documentary filmmaking and the application process for creative degrees.
Country Manager Carl Prince talks with Cheng Thotrakul about the application process and overcoming pain points.
Sunny and Dane discuss how to find internships that offer visas, the importance of geography for quality of life, and the quest for constant self-improvement.
Paint and Dane discuss the tech/soft skill combo of applying to technical programs, the ability to move from accounting to data, and the challenges of "Video Interviews."
Elite Admit’s CEO, Dane Phillips, explains the KBank Scholarship Evaluation Event. This covers the different simulations, the qualities targeted, and the methods for an optimal performance.
Tan and Dane discuss the nuances of applying to technical programs, the value of extensive work experience, and the increasing need for soft skills before and during your studies.
Dane and Fernando wrap up their conversation on storytelling in film by discussing villains and foils.
Dane and Fernando discuss the art of dialogue in film and television.
Dane and Fernando break down the 3-act structure using Back to the Future as reference.
Dane and Fernando discuss multiple storytelling elements through the medium of film.
Carl and Dane discuss how to finish the application cycle by pushing in off waitlists, generating last-minute scholarships, and managing multiple acceptances to get into the best schools in the world.
Carl and Dane discuss HBS, MIT, NYU, LBS, and the many other schools who emphasize materials other than essays: videos, coffee chats, data visualization, photo captions, and other critical components that applicants must optimize.
Van discusses the 21-month LBS MBA advantages, combing corporate and family business, and the strong Thai community that exists across LBS, Cambridge, Oxford, and other great schools.
Pete discusses the 2-year MBA advantages, summer and in-term internships, and exploring non-traditional industries to develop your skillset in intriguing ways.
Tub discusses the value of consulting experience (PwC) blended with corporate (WHA), how that translates to the application process, and how the MBA pays off on a daily basis.
Dane and Fernando discuss the differences between Rounds 1 and 2 for MBA, as well as the timing and nuances of technical degrees.
Dane and Fernando discuss the differences between Rounds 1 and 2 for MBA, as well as the timing and nuances of technical degrees.
Dane and Fernando discuss the differences between Rounds 1 and 2 for MBA, as well as the timing and nuances of technical degrees.
Ping discusses the challenges of utilizing sensitive experiences (with global impacts) effectively in the application.
B discusses how to balance leadership and teamwork stories in the MBA application, as well as the opportunities to highlight social impact.
