How to Get In: University of Georgia Terry College of Business

What can you do to set yourself apart in your application? Admissions officials have the answers.

April 15, 2010 RSS Feed Print
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Candidates who visit campus for an interview typically are taken to lunch by a current student. Taking cell calls that are clearly not an emergency while a student is taking time out of his day to have lunch and answer any and all questions leaves a very bad impression that is usually shared with the admissions team.

10. Can you describe the archetypal student for your school?

Recruiters value UGA M.B.A. students for their "roll-up-the-sleeves" attitudes. You'll find no M.B.A. entitlement here. Terry M.B.A. students are practical, with a solid understanding of the core business functions and how they interrelate, and eager to take on a challenge, without letting status or rank get in the way. Our students and graduates are excellent colleagues and team players who are able to begin contributing the first day on the job because they jump in immediately to do the work that needs doing.

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