MBA Interview Guides

School-specific interview information and strategy.

Of course, knowledge about the schools themselves is just one variable in the admissions equation. MBA admissions committees are also aiming to get a sense of the person behind the application, seeking to understand the choices the applicant has made to date, as well as his or her reasons for seeking an MBA. Beyond these details, the schools also aim to gauge the applicant's "fit" with their cultures and offerings. Most programs consider an in-person interview to be an essential data point in making this determination.

The Clear Admit Interview Guides are designed to provide school-specific insight and strategic advice to help applicants ace their admissions interviews. Based on our years of MBA admissions experience and our work with hundreds of applicants to the leading programs, each Clear Admit Interview Guide contains the information candidates need for a successful interview, including:

• School-specific strategy
• Analysis of how the adcom weighs the interview
• First-hand interview accounts
• Detailed information on planning a campus visit
• Dozens of sample questions consistently asked by that particular program

What's more, every Clear Admit Interview Guide includes our General Interview Preparation Guide, a rich source of advice on how to be successful in the MBA interview process. Interested in learning more? Select a guide from the list below.

Clear Admit MBA Interview Guides

University of Chicago Graduate School of Business (19 pages)
Columbia School of Business (21 pages)
Darden School of Business at UVA (19 pages)
Fuqua School of Business at Duke University (20 pages)
Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley (20 pages)
Harvard Business School (19 pages)
INSEAD (18 pages)
Johnson School at Cornell University (18 pages)
Kellogg School of Management (20 pages)
London Business School (20 pages)
MIT Sloan School of Management (19 pages)
NYU Stern School of Business (18 pages)
Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan (19 pages)
Stanford Graduate School of Business (20 pages)
Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College (20 pages)
UCLA Anderson School of Management (19 pages)
Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania (21 pages)
Yale School of Management (19 pages)