Pamela is the newest consultant to join the ARINGO family. Pamela has over 11 years of experience in graduate business school management. She most recently served as the Director of Graduate Recruitment and Admissions at Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey School of Business where she was responsible for recruitment, admissions, and financial aid. [...]
Meet Sriram Emani, Sriram is an MIT Sloan alum and has been working at ARINGO since 2014. Here he talks to us about his advice for MBA applicants and studying in Boston. Q: What’s a little known fact about you? A: I was nomadic for a full year after graduating from Sloan, being hosted [...]
Meet Ross Yesikov, Ross has been working with ARINGO for 6 years. He talks to us about advice, mistakes and…um...Mars. Ross Yesikov - Kellogg MBA Q: What’s a little known fact about you? A: I used to run a successful dating website, it was later sold to a strategic partner in Israel. [...]
You’re invited to attend the QS World MBA Tour coming to a city near you! This is a unique opportunity to meet face-to-face with top business schools such as Cornell, Brown University, Duke, Georgetown, NYU Stern, IE, and dozens of other top MBA programs (check your local event page for a full list of [...]
Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Columbia (MBA)
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ARINGO MBA candidate admitted to Booth with a full scholarship ARINGO MBA candidate admitted to Cornell Tech with a total of $60,000 in scholarships ARINGO MBA candidate admitted to IE with a €13600 scholarship ARINGO MBA candidate admitted to Ross with a $40,000 scholarship ARINGO MBA candidate admitted to Duke with a $20,000 scholarship [...]
ARINGO and examPAL will hold a webinar on Monday, Feb 26, 6PM PST: Learn the winning strategy to get 760 on the GMAT The 2 things you must know in order to score more than 700 Learn what it takes to craft the perfect business school application How to get ‘YES’ from business schools [...]
Whether you're just starting your GMAT prep or you're reevaluating your approach after some early practice, finding good GMAT materials can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack. There are just so many different ways to prep—with books, videos, in-person lessons, tutors—and the quality of questions can vary wildly. How are you [...]
A question we at ARINGO run into from time to time is whether or not it is possible to get an MBA if you don’t have an undergraduate degree. Most applicants interested in an MBA obviously have an undergraduate degree, but there are some applicants who only have a shorter degree, as those are [...]
The GRE is a notoriously tricky test. Unfortunately, it's also a test that most people applying to non-professional (e.g. MD, JD) graduate programs will have to take at some point. If you've already looked over a practice GRE exam, don't despair: it is definitely intimidating at first glance, but there's a lot you can [...]
GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council) announced a change in the GMAT test starting July 11th 2017. MBA and business school applicants, who are taking the GMAT exam, will now be able to choose the order of the various GMAT sections. What are our thoughts about this change? On the one hand – nothing has [...]
ARINGO is proud to present two new free online calculators that will help you assess the costs and the return on Investment (ROI) of a top ranked MBA and business school degrees. The new MBA Cost Calculator can help you figure out what the cost of an MBA at a specific business school is. Adding in [...]
ARINGO candidate admitted to HBS Two ARINGO candidates admitted to Stanford Five ARINGO candidates admitted to Wharton Three ARINGO candidates admitted to LBS Two ARINGO candidates admitted to INSEAD ARINGO candidate admitted to Olin with a $175,000 scholarship ARINGO candidate admitted to Fisher with a $30,000 scholarship ARINGO candidate admitted to Duke ARINGO candidate [...]
Three ARINGO candidates admitted to Kellogg, one of them with a $70,000 scholarship Four ARINGO candidates admitted to Booth, one of them with a $40,000 scholarship Eight ARINGO candidates admitted to LBS, one of them with a 650 GMAT Three ARINGO candidates admitted to NYU ARINGO candidate admitted to Cass and ESADE with a [...]
Along with the general rankings of top MBA programs in the US published earlier this month, US News also published specific rankings of MBA Specialties. Here are some of them: Accounting #1 University of Texas—Austin (McCombs) #2 University of Pennsylvania (Wharton) #3 University of Illinois—Urbana-Champaign #4 University of Chicago (Booth) [...]
The U.S. News & World Report published its annual rankings of the best full-time MBA programs in the US. Harvard and Wharton are tied at the 1st place, while Booth ranked #3. MIT Sloan, Kellogg and Stanford are tied at places 4-6. The schools making up the top 10 this year are exactly the [...]
One of the most common questions we are asked is - "How to choose an MBA program? how can we found out the program's added value?" As always, we are here for you, with a series of interviews with students from the top MBA programs, who will share with us their MBA experiences and [...]
Due to the recent changes in U.S immigration policy, Johnson Graduate School of Management, the graduate business school of Cornell University, a private Ivy League university located in Ithaca, New York, has taken several steps in order to support international MBA applicants. Cornell University seems to be taking a political stand, judging by an [...]
One thing many MBA applicants take into account when choosing an MBA program is the ranking of MBA programs, either in a specific country, such as the US, or worldwide. Several reputable organizations rank MBA programs these days, using a number of criterions. Some of the more esteemed MBA rankings are done by The Economist, [...]
