The MBA Tour is launching an exciting new B-School Research PROGRAM to help YOU define what is important when selecting an MBA school!
We will also refund your registration fee at the event if you participate in the new program!
There are 11 top schools participating in the pilot phase of this program
Here’s how it works:
We have developed a sophisticated 15-20 minute survey that asks you to consider various hypothetical programs with characteristics and their importance to you.
You can take the survey once you register for an MBA Tour Event. Log into your profile and click Take Survey
After you complete the survey, you will receive a list of your important "attributes" when selecting an MBA program.
Participating schools:
1. Cornell (Johnson) - US
2. Berkeley (Haas) - US
3. UCLA (Anderson)- US
4. UNC (Kenan Flagler)- US
5. University of Michigan (Ross) - US
6. Michigan State (Broad) - US
7. York University (Schulich) - Canada
8. HEC - Paris, France
9. Cranfield - UK
10. IMD - Switzerland
11. Bocconi - Italy
"Attributes" example: Teaching Techniques
Program Reputations
Financial Assistance Options
International Student Presence, etc.
Within two weeks of the event, the MBA Tour will send you a list of participating MBA programs that closely match your survey results.
You may even receive an email from your matching schools, inviting you to personally speak with them at the MBA Tour event!
While you are under no obligation to meet with your school matches, this process can be a great way to distinguish yourself among other candidates and/or to start a meaningful dialog with schools you may or may not have previously considered. The MBA Tour is committed to improving your interaction with programs by giving you and the schools the opportunity to get to know each other better.We look forward to receiving your feedback in our post event survey that you will receive shortly after the event.
If you have any questions concerning the process, please email us
Are you registered for an event? Then you can login to your profile and
