40 days left to submit 3 school applications, accepted to my top choice – INSEAD!
Admitted to: INSEAD
Obstacles Overcome:

Admitted to: INSEAD

I tried my best to get a good score in GMAT and ended up with 700. After that, I felt lost, I didn’t know what to do as I didn’t understand what are the next steps.

I thought that the biggest battle is GMAT, but it is not! (the applications/essays are the biggest hurdle to tackle)

I heard about admission consultants that charge 3,000$-10K+ for there service. I had no clue what service I would get as I read mixed reviews. By chance, I found ApplicantLab on GMATClub. The price is amazing (less than 300$) and it is a 24/7 service. The website describes everything with prerecorded videos. You can go for additional services to review your CV and the applications.

Advice: Try to book early the slots with Maria as the bookings my not be available during peak season times.

In short, with support of ApplicantLab,I ended up applying to 3 schools and got accepted to 2.

I wish ApplicantLab had a section with videos advising applicant on scholarship applications (they do have advise of scholarship essays if they are part of the application example IESE’s application).

Thank you Maria!

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