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Темы эссе для Columbia Business School 2011-2012
Недавно Columbia Business School опубликовала новые темы эссе для вступительной кампании 2011-2012. Темы отличаются от прошлого года. Более того добавилось еще одно – третье эссе. В этом году вопросы будут такие:
Essay 1
Considering your post-MBA and long term professional goals, why you are
pursuing an MBA at this point in your career? Additionally, why is
Columbia Business School a good fit for you? (Maximum 750 words)
Essay 2
Describe a life experience that has shaped you. The goal of this essay
is to get a sense of who you are, rather than what you have achieved
professionally. (Maximum 500 words)
Essay 3
(Select and answer one of the below questions)
Option A:
The annual A. Lorne Weil Outrageous Business Plan Competition is a
student initiative managed and run by the Columbia Entrepreneurs
Organization (CEO). The competition encourages Columbia MBA students to
explore creative entrepreneurial ideas that are sufficiently ambitious
in scope and scale to be considered “outrageous.” Students explore these
ideas while learning firsthand what goes into the development and
presentation of a solid business proposal.
Develop your own “outrageous” business idea. In essay form, compose your “elevator pitch.” (Maximum 250 words)
Option B:
Columbia deeply values its vibrant student community, the building of
which begins at orientation when admitted students are assigned to
clusters of 65 to 70 fellow students who take most of the first-year
core classes together. During the first weeks of school, each cluster
selects a Cluster Chair. Further strengthening the student community are
the nearly 100 active student organizations at Columbia Business
School, ranging from cultural to professional to community
service-oriented. Leadership positions within the cluster and/or clubs
offer hands-on management and networking opportunities for students as
they interact with fellow students, administrators, faculty members,
alumni, and practitioners.
You are running for either Cluster Chair or a club leadership position
of your choosing. Compose your campaign speech. (Maximum 250 words)
Option C:
Founded nearly three decades ago, the Executives in Residence Program at
Columbia Business School integrates senior executives into the life of
the School. Current executives in residence include more than a dozen
experts in areas ranging from media and investment banking to private
equity and management. A hallmark of the program is one-on-one
counseling sessions in which executives advise students about their
prospective career choices.
Select one of the current executives in residence with whom you would
like to meet during your time at Columbia. Explain your selection and
tell us how you would best utilize your half hour one-on-one session.
(Maximum 250 words)
Optional Essay
Is there any further information that you wish to provide the Admissions
Committee? Please use this space to provide an explanation of any areas
of concern in your academic record or your personal history. (Maximum
500 words)
Reapplication Essay
How have you enhanced your candidacy since your previous application?
Please detail your progress since you last applied, reiterate your
post-MBA and long-term professional goals, and address why Columbia
Business School is a good fit for you. (Maximum 750 words).