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This is one of the best tools out there for MBA applications. The structured approach walks you through all the necessary steps and helps you assemble all the necessary points for a great application. The videos and explanation accompanying each step helps to stay on track and the advice at each step helped me improve my application profile. The ApplicantLab process walked me through each aspect of my past work and education and helped me rediscover my own strengths that are important for an MBA and helped me pen them down in applications. Maria is great with individual school knowledge as well and helped me with specifics that needed to be included in essays. The interview prep module has been a great tool and contains all the interview questions and helps you to find answers for each of them. This tool has helped me immensely and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a great, cost-effective resource for MBA applications.

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