Booth School of Business - University of Chicago, Chicago - USA
Chicago Booth Executive MBA 2011-2012 Application Essays; Chicago Booth Part Time (Evening/Weekend) MBA Program; Chicago Booth Full Time MBA Program
The Admissions Committee values clear, concise responses. The third essay may include, but is not limited to, information about your participation in any civic, business, professional, or other similar organizations. The Executive MBA Program looks for applicants with proven leadership in work, school, and community activities. We value outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, self-assurance, self-motivation, and the ability to successfully achieve a stated goal. We look closely for evidence of ethical and moral strength and the desire to be an active citizen of one’s community. We insist on a good foundation for mastering analytical concepts and look for overall academic competence. Admissions essays provide an opportunity to discuss your unique background, goals, and interests with the Admissions Committee.
Essay 1. Why are you seeking an MBA from Chicago Booth and what unique knowledge and experiences do you hope to contribute to the program? (maximum 2 pages, 12 pt. Times New Roman)
Essay 2. Chicago Booth Career Services delivers innovative educational programming, offers one-on-one coaching, provides numerous networking opportunities, and provides access to job search tools in order to support your own career management. We would like to learn more about your career strategy and objectives. Please outline your career objectives, how you hope to achieve them, and what you hope to gain from the MBA to help you achieve them? (maximum 1 page, 12 pt. Times New Roman)
Essay 3. Please describe the most challenging experience you have had working as part of a team. What made working with that particular team so challenging? What was your role in resolving the challenge and what learning did you take away? (maximum 1 page, 12 pt. Times New Roman)
Optional Essay: If there is anything else you would like the admissions committee to know about you, please share that information here. (maximum 1 page, 12 pt. Times New Roman)
Reapplicant Essay: REAPPLICANTS ONLY - Please give us an update on your professional, academic, and community activities since your previous application and highlight what you have done to strengthen your application since you last applied (maximum one page, single spaced, 12pt. Times New Roman)
Application Deadline (Early): 01 Dec 2011; (First): 01 Feb 2012; (Final): 02 Apr 2012
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Chicago Booth Executive MBA 2010-2011 Application Essays
The Admissions Committee values clear, concise responses. The third essay may include, but is not limited to, information about your participation in any civic, business, professional, or other similar organizations. The Executive MBA Program looks for applicants with proven leadership in work, school, and community activities. We value outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, self-assurance, self-motivation, and the ability to successfully achieve a stated goal. We look closely for evidence of ethical and moral strength and the desire to be an active citizen of one’s community. We insist on a good foundation for mastering analytical concepts and look for overall academic competence. Admissions essays provide an opportunity to discuss your unique background, goals, and interests with the Admissions Committee.
Essay 1. Why are you seeking an MBA from Chicago Booth and what do you hope to experience and contribute while in the program? (maximum two pages, single spaced, 12pt. Times New Roman)
Essay 2. Chicago Booth Career Services delivers innovative educational programming, offers one-on-one coaching, provides numerous networking opportunities, and provides access to job search tools in order to support your own career management. We would like to learn more about your career strategy and objectives. Please outline your career objectives, how you hope to achieve them, and what you hope to gain from the MBA to help you achieve them. (maximum 1 page, single spaced, 12 pt. Times New Roman)
Essay 3. Optional: If there is anything else you would like the admissions committee to know about you, please share that information here. If your previous studies have not included quantitative courses (e.g., accounting, statistics, calculus, etc.) please use this question to provide information about your preparation for the quantitative coursework in the executive MBA program (e.g., GMAT, professional certifications, etc) (maximum one page, single spaced, 12pt. Times New Roman)