Ding Diagnostic
Less than 20% of candidates are accepted into the Top 20 business schools. It can be incredibly frustrating to spend weeks and months building your MBA applications only to receive a form rejection letter saying, in effect, “thanks, but no thanks.”
Actionable guidance on how to improve
If you plan on reapplying, business schools generally don’t give you any direction on how or where you need to improve. That’s where my Ding Diagnostic service comes in.
I’ll carefully review your MBA application and provide actionable insights on each element of it: potential problems, ideas for improvement, and directional guidance on your essays, resume, and reference letters. After you’ve reviewed my comments, we’ll have a 60-minute live call to answer any remaining questions.
Includes a full application review plus a 60-minute live call.
Common questions
What is a ding diagnostic?
A full review of an unsuccessful MBA application, element by element, with actionable insights on what to change before you reapply.
What do I receive?
Written comments on essays, resume and reference letters, highlighting problems and ideas for improvement, followed by a 60-minute call.
How competitive are top MBA programs?
Fewer than 20% of candidates are accepted into the top 20 business schools.
Do schools tell you why you were rejected?
Generally not. Rejection letters rarely give direction on how or where to improve, which is what this service supplies.