Wharton Team-Based Discussion (TBD) Interview Simulation
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LEARN FROM INDUSTRY EXPERTS
This class is designed to help deferred MBA and Round 3 MBA applicants confidently prepare for Wharton’s unique Team-Based Discussion (TBD) interview. You'll start with an asynchronous overview that explains the purpose of the TBD format, strategies for approaching the prompt, and the different roles participants can play in the discussion. Then, in a small group of 5–6 applicants, you’ll participate in a live TBD simulation, followed by personalized feedback from expert coaches. By the end of the class, you’ll have the tools, confidence, and clarity needed to excel in your TBD and boost your chances of admission.
This simulation is for
- Moelis Advance Access Interview Invitees. Applicants to Wharton’s Moelis Advance Access deferred MBA program who have received an invitation to interview
- Round 3 Wharton MBA Interview Invitees. Applicants to the Wharton MBA program in Round 3 who have received an invitation to interview
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What to expect
Live Wharton TBD Simulation
The group will complete a full Team Based Discussion interview to simulate what your Wharton interview may be June 1, 2025Meet the Wharton expert leading your session
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Hi, I'm Nida -- I'm happy to help you break into the consulting world or prepare your application for top graduate schools. Consulting: I successfully recruited at Bain and McKinsey (as well as other non-MBB firms), and spent several years in consulting in Bain's New York office. There, I reviewed resumes as part of Bain's Associate Consultant recruiting process and have six years of experience coaching candidates (through the initial preparation, resume review, case interview, and decision-making processes). I've run hundreds of mock case interviews, and I pride myself on providing detailed, actionable feedback. Applications: My educational experience includes a Harvard BA, Wharton MBA, and Oxford MPP. I've been coaching college applicants on-and-off for the past decade, and I worked briefly with the Harvard admissions office. Beyond my own successful experience applying to MBA programs, I conducted admissions interviews for the Wharton MBA program, evaluating 60+ Wharton applicants as an employee of the admissions office.