Reapplicant Strategy / Ding Analysis
Yes! You can improve your chances for success in gaining admission to your target MBA programs. There are many factors that go into admissions decisions. Understanding your application's strengths and weaknesses and, importantly, what you can do to improve your candidacy can make all the difference! I've helped many clients reapply successfully. If you've been denied or "dinged" by an MBA program, I can: - Examine your previous application(s), incuding text scores, resume, essays, transcript, application form, and recommendation letters (if available) to assess strengths, weaknesses, instances of omission/unclarity - Provide an honest, expert assessment - Identify action steps you can take to strengthen your application You'll receive written feedback that equips you to reapply with confidence.
What's included
I provide expert, honest feedback plus a laser focus on developing actionable steps you can take to improve every component of your application. I share creative, effective strategies based on my experience in helping hundreds of clients gain admission to top MBA programs. No stone left unturned!
- Written applicant assessment and reapplicant strategy and recommendations
- 30-minute meeting to discuss feedback and identify your action plan
Meet your expert
Dione C.
GSB & M7 Expert | Top 50 Leland | Essay & Career Coach
ABOUT ME - Professional FT MBA and career coach | Top M7 Programs | Leland Top 50 | Supercoach | Customer Favorite | Writer I'm a full-time, professional coach with 15+ years of experience coaching hundreds (!) of highly talented, motivated and diverse MBA and college applicants and professionals to success. Being a trusted, knowledgeable and dedicated admissions and career coach is not a side gig! I will work with you to develop and implement a personalized and strategic application strategy, leveraging best practices and insider knowledge gained from having been a top coach for four leading admissions consulting firms. The first in my family to graduate from college, I earned a BA at Stanford where I double majored in Economics and Communications (with concentrations in journalism and sociology). After graduating with Phi Beta Kappa honors, I held multiple roles (forecasting, communications, President's staff, HR tech) in the telecommunications industry before returning to Stanford GSB for my MBA. I've worn many hat in my career, and benefit from an uncommon mix of experience, having worked with very different organizations (startups, corporations, nonprofits) in multiple capacities (investing, marketing, partner development, communications/writing, strategy, chief of staff, consulting) in the US, Asia and Europe. I continue to be an involved Stanford GSB alumna: class secretary, alumni chapter leader, nonprofit consultant. I've successfully led mentorship and learning & development programs for Stanford GSB students and alumni. A few years ago, was inducted to Stanford's honorary organization for their most valued (top 2%) alumni volunteers. Here's a brief and partial overview of my experience: * Types of companies: startups, nonprofits, Fortune 500 and everything in between * Industry sectors: Finance, tech, consumer products, communications, education, non profit * Roles: international marketing, channel/partner development, business consultant, Chief of Staff, investment analyst, editor, writer, communications (marketing, executive, corporate, product), founder (nonprofit, consumer start up), group facilitator, forecasting/product planning, writer, editor, go-to-market, educator * Worked and lived in: US, Asia, Europe (with regional responsibility including Africa, Middle East) I’ll share practical tools and insights to help you thrive. I am passionate about helping individuals to lean into their strengths and enable others to recognize their unique strengths and life/work experiences.
