What Kellogg, Booth, and MIT Read In Your Summer Internship

Does an admissions committee at Kellogg, Booth, or MIT Sloan evaluate a rising senior's internship the same way a manager does at review time? It does not, and the gap between the two readings is where most deferred MBA applications lose ground before they are even submitted. On Friday, July 24 at 10 a.m. ET, Susan Berishaj, founder of Sia Admissions, is running a live session on what these three schools are reading when they evaluate a deferred MBA applicant's internship experience. A manager evaluates output, while an admissions committee is looking for the thinking that produced it, particularly in the parts of the summer where no one told the candidate exactly what to do. Turning an internship into strong application material means knowing which moments show that and which ones do not. The session is built for rising college seniors who are currently interning and plan to apply, or are weighing whether to apply, to a deferred MBA program at a school like Kellogg, Booth, or MIT Sloan. Register here: https://www.siaadmissions.com/event-c...