Perfect Self-Guided Tool for Non-Traditional Applicants

Admitted to: Chicago Booth | Kellogg | Michigan Ross

Obstacles Overcome: "Non Traditional" Background

Admitted to: Chicago Booth | Kellogg | Michigan Ross

ApplicantLab is an ideal MBA application tool for candidates who need support in developing their “story” without spending thousands of dollars for a consultant. Maria’s guidance is thoughtful, her videos are funny, and it’s apparent that she genuinely cares about users’ MBA results.

With ApplicantLab’s support, I was accepted with significant scholarships to Michigan Ross, Northwestern Kellogg, and Chicago Booth. While much of the tool is self-guided, Maria was responsive to questions I asked on my resume, finalizing my post-MBA career goals, and negotiating my scholarships after I was accepted in R2. ApplicantLab’s advice helped me secure $35K extra in scholarship support while I made my school decision (Insane ROI considering what I paid to use the service).

Thanks, ApplicantLab!!!

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