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Starting an MBA without an active network can make the first months more stressful than necessary. Over 60% of post-MBA job opportunities come through professional relationships: waiting for the first day of class means losing ground from the start. Business School Networking thus becomes a competitive advantage that reduces anxiety and helps you present yourself with confidence.

Marco sent his first MBA cover letter without much thought. The result? Silence. A year later, he rewrote the letter following a precise strategy and gained admission. This article is for those who don't want to leave the outcome to chance and want to use every line to show motivation, clarity of goals, and alignment with the chosen program.

Tackling the GMAT can feel like climbing a steep mountain, especially when the Quant and Verbal sections test every second under pressure. Effective GMAT strategies aren't just about answering correctly, they're about managing anxiety, time and focus. Imagine starting with confidence, knowing exactly what to look for in a question and when to move on without losing precious points.

Understanding who gets admitted to a MiM or MBA can clear up many doubts for those planning their career. In this guide, we analyze MiM vs MBA requirements and the differences between admitted profiles: recent graduates, young professionals and senior candidates. This is the first step to decide whether to apply right away or wait to gain more experience.

The transition from Bachelor to Master in Management (MiM) is a crucial choice for those looking at an international career. This academic path is designed for recent graduates or young professionals with limited experience, and combines solid theoretical foundations with practical opportunities for internships and networking. The real question is whether it's better to apply right after graduation or wait a few years of work.