This winter, the QS World MBA Tour is making stops in five North American cities. These events, which are scheduled for later this month and early March, are designed to give MBA hopefuls a chance to meet with admissions officers and alumni representatives from business schools across the globe.
The QS World MBA Tour events provide an opportunity to begin or continue researching target schools, regardless of where you stand in the application process. If you haven’t received good news from R1 target programs or are still waiting to receive a response from R2 applications, the tour events can help you prepare to apply to additional programs in the spring. Additionally, if you are targeting international programs with a January start date or late deadlines for the September intake, the events will enable you to meet with representatives from those programs to learn more about the application process and the school itself. Finally, if you’re a conscientious applicant looking to get a jumpstart on your research and outreach for fall 2010 application deadlines, these events can serve as a starting point.
Aside from having the opportunity to meet face-to-face with admissions officers and school alumni, attendees at the QS World MBA Tour events will be able to:
• Take part in a sample MBA class
• Build and expand their network with other likeminded individuals
• Participate in a number of free seminars covering such topics as financing an MBA and preparing a winning application
Below is a list of the North American tour dates and locations:
• Toronto: February 21
• Chicago: February 23
• Washington, DC: February 25
• New York: February 28
• Boston: March 2
As a special offer, Clear Admit has negotiated free event registration for all of our readers. Additionally, all Clear Admit readers who attend will be eligible to apply for over $1.6m in scholarships.
Register now to secure your free registration at one of the QS World MBA Tour events!
To learn more about the events to see a list of participating business schools, click here.
