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 | From the Texas MBA Admissions Committee: So, you’ve submitted your application and after waiting anxiously for further news, you’ve received that coveted interview invitation. First of all, take time to feel excited to have made it to this stage o (More) |
| When evaluating your application, our MBA Admissions Committee aims for a complete picture of your qualifications and fit with the program. It’s all about perspective. We look at your application as if we are holding a scale, balancing all the parts (More) |
| This Insider Insight comes from the Texas MBA Admissions Team: We know you want to put forth the best application you can when you apply to any Texas McCombs MBA program. And we’ve covered many components of the application in the past, including (More) |
| This is the final installment in a series of posts on GMAT/GRE testing. We encourage you to review previous posts, if you have not already. (More) |
| This is the third in a series of posts on GMAT/GRE testing. We encourage you to review previous posts, if you have not already. Before you (More) |
| Here at McCombs, we feel lucky every day to be surrounded by such awesome students. Their intelligence, ambition, and genuine nature is truly humbling. Our students and staff value the ability to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for MBAs (More) |
| This insider info comes from Sharon Barrett, Director of Working Professional MBA Programs. If you compare the class profiles of our More) |
| In the world of MBA Admissions, your numbers are not everything. Applicants do tend to focus on numbers when they submit an MBA application: Their undergraduate GPA, total GMAT/GRE score, quant and verbal scores, percentiles, etc. With limited seats (More) |
| If you have reviewed the Texas MBA admissions process, you are familiar with the basic steps to applying. Here are some of the steps we've hig (More) |
| In spring 2013, UT Austin announced a $25 million pledge from Dallas businessman Robert Rowling, BBA ’76, his wife Terry Hennersdorf Rowling, BBA ’76, and their family to fund the construction of a 458,000 square foot graduate business building -- Ro (More) |
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