“Tone” is often one of the aspects of writing that applicants find most difficult to pin down. And yet, when you’re writing, it is also one of the most important to control so that you maintain an appropriate tone for your purpose. Tips for becoming aware of your tone One way to think about tone…
Med School Interview Jitters? Here’s the Solution!
If you’re feeling nervous about how to approach your medical school interviews, you’re not alone. The interview is one of the most daunting portions of the application process for many premeds. It feels like there is so much riding on this interaction—and really, there is! But don’t let that pressure get the better of you….
Dreaming of a Wharton Acceptance Letter? Don’t Miss This Webinar!
Deciding to pursue an MBA is a big step. If your target school is an elite program like Wharton, though, the application process can seem even more daunting. Wharton is consistently ranked the #1 MBA program in America, and their acceptance rate remains highly competitive. If you’re going to prove that the adcom should select…
All About Georgetown’s New Master of Science in Business Analytics Program [Episode 378]
Why Georgetown’s new MSBA program may be just what you’re looking for! [Show Summary] Dr. Sudipta Dasmohapatra, Academic Director of Georgetown’s MSBA program, goes in-depth on who the new online master’s program is for and how will prepare students for careers in data science leadership. Earn your Master’s of Science in business analytics online in…
Medical School Interviews: 7 Things You Need to Know
Think you know everything there is to know about interviewing, and that interview prep and mock interviews just aren’t for you? “It’s sad to see an applicant do well throughout the entire application process, only to crash and burn during their interviews,” says Accepted consultant Dr. Barry Rothman. “Many applicants assume that an interview is…
The Key to Acing Your Wharton Application
Wharton is the world’s oldest collegiate school of business, and it comes by its storied reputation honestly. If it’s at the top of your MBA wish list, you’ve got your work cut out for you. But we can help! Accepted founder and CEO Linda Abraham has more than 25 years of experience helping candidates navigate…
The Critical Do’s (And Don’ts) of Med School Interviews
Getting to the interview round of the med school admissions process is a huge deal. If you’ve made it this far, your dream of launching a career in medicine is so close you probably feel like you can taste it. But it’s important that you don’t drop the ball in this late stage of the…
A Stanford MBA with a Passion for Both Business and Humanities [Episode 377]
What’s it like being a student at Stanford GSB? [Show summary] Ilana Walder-Biesanz’s eclectic background includes engineering, opera, product management, ballroom dance, data analytics, and theatre. In this episode, she shares why she also pursued an MBA from Stanford GSB. Should you include interests and experiences that are not directly business-related in your MBA application?…
4 Don’ts for Your Residency Personal Statements
The ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service) opened back in June, and now it’s already August, so it’s time to get cracking on those residency essays! Why are your residency essays so important? Your personal statement is a vital part of your residency application: it provides you with an opportunity to explain why you’ve chosen your…
A Medical School Admissions Expert’s Guide to Postbacs and Med Schools [Episode 376]
Could a postbac program boost your chances of acceptance to medical school?[Show summary] Dr. Barry Rothman, an Accepted consultant with 19 years of experience in health professions advising, shares his expert guidance for applicants considering postbac programs and medical school. Learn how this admissions cycle will differ from other cycles, and how you can best…
A Harvard MBA’s Experience & Advice on Writing the Perfect Essay [Episode 375]
How to write an acceptance-worthy essay for HBS [Show summary] Harsha Mulchandani, member of the Harvard Business School Class of 2021, offers her perspective on student life at HBS, as well as what her work on the Harbus Essay Guide has taught her about writing the perfect admissions essay. How can The Harbus Essay Guide…
Don’t Start Your Secondary Applications Without Watching This Video
Our recent webinar, How to Create Successful Secondary Applications, was a thorough rundown of how to approach all the most common secondary questions in a way that will set you apart from the competition and help you stand out in a crowded field. Don’t make the mistake of winging your secondaries. Take an hour out…
Last Chance to Save During Our Price Rollback
Feeling stressed? We don’t blame you! Getting into a top school is no easy task. The competition is fierce, and your application needs to be polished, persuasive – practically perfect – if you hope to have a shot at acceptance. But you don’t have to carry that load alone! Our experienced consultants have the admissions…
Applying to Stanford GSB This Year? Bookmark This Video!
Our recent webinar, Get Accepted to Stanford GSB, covered all the particulars of how to approach this elite program’s MBA application strategically. If Stanford is at the top of your wish list and you didn’t join us for this session, it’s now available for free, on-demand viewing. So refill that coffee, find a comfy seat,…
The Road to Acceptance at a Dual DO/PhD Program [Student Interview]
Learn how real students navigate their way through the medical school admissions process and med school itself with our What is Medical School Really Like? series. Meet Vignesh, a DO/PhD student interested in both direct patient care and the science that leads to new treatments. Thank you Vignesh, for sharing your story with us! Why…
We’re Rolling Back Prices for One Week Only!
Ahhh, ye olden days of 2017 — a time when fidget spinners became a worldwide craze, The Last Jedi introduced us to porgs, and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle charmed the world with their engagement. We’re feeling a little nostalgic…and we want to put these feelings to good use! This week only, Accepted is firing…
Harvard & Princeton Reveal Plans to Open Campuses This Fall
Some students will return to campus at Harvard and Princeton for the fall semester, according to the CNN website. Here is Harvard’s plan: Forty percent of undergrads will return for the fall semester. This includes all first-year students as well as those who need to be on campus “to progress academically.” All classes will be…
What a Career in Medicine Means to This Columbia Medical Grad [Episode 374]
A Columbia Med School student’s incredible response to COVID-19 [Show summary] Dr. David Edelman, a recent graduate of Columbia Medical School, shares his perspective on pursuing a career in medicine during these exceptional times, as well as what led him to co-found the COVID-19 Student Service Corps. The journey of a Columbia MD/MPH who is…
Harvard Business School’s Campus Will Open in the Fall
Harvard Business School (HBS) has decided against having a fully online MBA program this fall and will reopen their campus for a hybrid blend of in-person and online classes, according to Poets & Quants. This policy is different from the university’s plan for undergrads, in which only 40% of students will be permitted on campus…
Nursing School and Latino Community Advocacy [Student Interview]
Learn how real students navigate their way through the admissions process and school itself! Meet Maria, a patient-care assistant, entrepreneur, blogger, and nursing student, on a mission to promote higher education within the Latino community. Maria, thank you for sharing your story with us! Where do you attend nursing school? What year are you in?…
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