MBA Application Analysis for Denied Candidates

Identify and fix deficiencies to ensure success

Don't be discouraged if you did not get into your MBA program of your choice this year. Now is the time to take action to position yourself as a re-applicant. This year was an extremely competitive year and next year is likely to be equally selective. To help you maximize your chances, Admit Advantage created our customized Ding Analysis.

Admit Advantage’s Ding Analysis provides critical feedback to MBA candidates who have previously applied to B-school and did not get into their school of choice. We will review your application, identify weaknesses and strengths, and develop an action plan for you to mitigate your weaknesses and enhance your application for the upcoming year.

As a part of the Ding Analysis, an experienced admissions consultant who is a graduate of a top-tier MBA program will:

• Conduct a detailed discussion with you to understand how your experiences and aspirations impact your application strategy.
• Review your essays, resume, and recommendations for writing quality, alignment, feasibility, and relevance to determine if your application accurately portrays your strengths as an applicant.
• Provide you with a detailed roadmap to improve your candidacy.
• Assess your weaknesses and analyze your efforts to mitigate them.
• Analyze your school choices and provide suggestions on target schools.

The cost of the Ding Analysis is only $500. Furthermore, if you sign up for multi-school admissions consulting package within 6 months of the Ding Analysis, we will discount the price of the package by $250, half the cost of the cost of the Ding Analysis.

Highly qualified applicants are rejected each year. Many have the scores and experiences to enter a top school but did not accurately display their qualifications in their application.

Acceptance rates for re-applicants are often higher than acceptance rates for first-time applicants. It is essential that you act quickly as first round deadlines are fast approaching and you want to give yourself ample time to improve your profile in a meaningful way.