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The MBA admission process is a lengthy one. Most internationally recognized and highly-ranked business schools have several admission rounds throughout the year as well as an indicative timeline for assessing your application. They also have a list of requirements that all applicants need to complete in order to be eligible for admission to their program. These prerequisites, as well as your choice of MBA program to apply to, should be prepared carefully and punctually if you wish to make your application a success.

Follow our expert tips and find out how to improve your self-study strategy.

Most of the MBA admissions directors and coaches you talk to will tell you that the application essay is one of the most important elements considered for admission to top MBA programmes. What is the high value of the written word in telling your story, highlighting your motivation, and illustrating your professional worth?

Master the GMAT idioms.

As an MBA applicant, you need to be aware of the different interview formats preferred by business schools nowadays.

If you have already set your mind on starting an MBA programme in the upcoming year, do not forget that you will also need to adhere to a specific application deadline.

Watch as Anna Pauwels from Emlyon Business School shares some invaluable MBA application guidelines, especially for PrepAdviser’s audience.

During this festive time of year, you have probably taken a break from your regular GMAT, TOEFL and IELTS study routine. While enjoying some well-deserved time off, feel free to look over PrepAdviser’s list of the top 10 articles on language tests for 2017.

As promised earlier in December, PrepAdviser presents the most popular articles for 2017 on the MBA application and admissions process.

The end of 2017 is almost here and it is time for our yearly round-up of the top GRE and GMAT articles published by PrepAdviser.

Preparing a strong MBA application package is not easy. It requires time, commitment, and a personal approach even from the very best business school applicants. And although nobody is perfect, we set about investigating the most common mistakes that people could easily avoid in their applications.

Kaplan Test Prep’s 2017 survey of over 150 business schools across the United States finds a growing number of school admissions officers tapping into social media to help them decide who gets in and who does not.