MBA School Guides

In-depth profiles of the leading MBA programs.

Every year, thousands of otherwise qualified candidates are turned down by leading MBA programs because they didn't do their research and failed to demonstrate an appreciation of their target schools' unique merits. The Clear Admit team knows how hard it can be for applicants to fit in-depth research on MBA programs into their already over-loaded lives - that's why we developed the Clear Admit School Guides.

The Clear Admit School Guides cut through the glitz and gloss of marketing materials to give you the hard facts about a program, and then put these school-specific details in context so you can see how programs compare. In the guides, you'll find detailed, comparative information on vital topics such as:

• The core curriculum and first-year experience
• Leading professors in key fields
• Student clubs and conferences
• Full-time job placement - by industry and location
• Student demographics
• International and experiential learning programs
• Tuition, financial aid and scholarships

Whether you are just starting your research, already writing your application essays, preparing for an interview or deciding which offer of admission to accept, you will find the Clear Admit School Guides, with their reliable, centralized information, to be a valuable and time-saving resource. Interested in learning more? Select a guide from the list below or read customer reviews.

Clear Admit MBA School Guides

University of Chicago Graduate School of Business (40 pages)
Columbia School of Business (39 pages)
Darden School of Business at UVA (39 pages)
Fuqua School of Business at Duke University (38 pages)
Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley (41 pages)
Harvard Business School (44 pages)
INSEAD (34 pages)
Johnson School at Cornell University (38 pages)
Kellogg School of Management (43 pages)
London Business School (38 pages)
MIT Sloan School of Management (36 pages)
NYU Stern School of Business (41 pages)
Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan (37 pages)
Stanford Graduate School of Business (42 pages)
Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College (38 pages)
UCLA Anderson School of Management (40 pages)
Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania (43 pages)
Yale School of Management (37 pages)