Early Career
MBA Prep Accelerated
 
100% of last year's participants were admitted into a Top 10 MBA Program.

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Accelerate Your Journey to a Top Business School

Getting into a top-tier MBA program takes more than a high GMAT score and a strong GPA. Successful applicants also identify their “best fit” schools and convey their passions and talents in a manner that sets them apart from the crowd. MLT’s MBA Prep Accelerated is a boutique admissions program that provides a playbook for creating a compelling and authentic application and directly introduces participants to admissions officers at the most competitive business schools.

Program Benefits:

  • One-on-one guidance and expert coaching
  • A six to eight month personalized, self-paced curriculum
  • Enhanced access to admissions officers at top business schools
  • Review of three essay sets from three schools selected by the participant
  • An accelerating network of high-performing peers
  • Access to MLT’s MBA Prep seminars

Participation Criteria:

  • OFFICIAL GMAT Score of 680+
  • 3.3+ GPA
  • Plans to apply to business school in Round 1 of Fall 2021
  • 3 to 5 years of work experience

Key Dates:

  • Priority Application Deadline: April 30, 2021 (Program starts May 17, 2021)
  • Rolling Application Deadline: July 16, 2021 (Program starts once applicants are accepted)

For more information, contact mbap-recruiting@mlt.org.

Early Career
Highlights

 

“MBA Prep Accelerated helped me put my best foot forward in applying for my MBA. My coach was incredibly insightful and motivating, pushing me to produce the best and most authentic application that I could.”

– Sean Penso, Harvard Business School

 

“MBA Prep Accelerated helped me sharply articulate my story in a way that made me stand out.”

– Julio Novo, University of Pennsylvania – The Wharton School

 

“In MBA Prep Accelerated, you work with highly experienced coaches who have many connections at top business schools. You get direct feedback from people who know exactly what business schools are looking for.”

– Mae Abdelrahman, Harvard Business School