MBA Mock Interview
Practice your MBA admissions interview with structured, candid feedback from a former Chicago Booth Admissions Fellow. In this 60-minute live session, we’ll run a focused mock interview and improve the answers that shape your overall narrative: your introduction, career goals, why an MBA, why this school, leadership and teamwork examples, challenges, and questions for the interviewer. After the session, you’ll receive a short written feedback summary and prioritized practice plan within two business days. Best for MBA applicants preparing for behavioral or fit-style admissions interviews. Please send your resume and school/program at least 24 hours before the session. Confidential interview questions, internal admissions materials, essay writing, school-specific admissions strategy beyond the mock interview, and additional revision rounds are not included. No admissions outcome is guaranteed.
What's included
Direct and supportive. We practice out loud, I give specific feedback in the moment, and we agree on what to rehearse next before we finish.
- Written feedback on answer structure, specificity, and delivery
- A prioritized practice plan for your introduction, goals, school fit, and leadership examples
Meet your expert
George U.
MBA Mock Interviews | Booth Admissions Fellow | Booth MBA
I help consulting candidates, MBA students, and early-career professionals turn strong experience into clear, credible career stories—especially for resumes, recruiting, and behavioral interviews. I’m currently a Senior Associate at Strategy&. Before Booth, I spent three years at Accenture, progressing from Analyst to Senior Analyst while working across strategy, operating model design, technology adoption, and large-scale transformation. I earned my MBA from Chicago Booth, where I served as an Admissions Fellow interviewing MBA applicants. Earlier in my career, I supported students through USC Marshall Career Services, and over the past five years I’ve coached 60+ people on resumes, interviews, recruiting, and career decisions. My coaching is practical and evidence-based. We work from what you actually did: what you owned, the decisions you made, the impact you created, and what makes the experience relevant to the opportunity you want next. I’m particularly helpful if you’re trying to: • sharpen a consulting or strategy resume • prepare for behavioral and fit interviews • develop stronger leadership and impact stories • position yourself for a career transition • explain a nonlinear or multidisciplinary background • improve your networking and personal positioning I also founded and shipped rmmbrly, a technology startup, giving me firsthand experience navigating recruiting, entrepreneurship, and an unconventional professional story. You’ll leave each session with direct feedback, concrete edits or usable story structures, and specific next steps—not generic career advice. I provide coaching independently based on my own experience and do not represent any employer or university through these services.
