Aringo helps MBA candidates prepare outstanding applications (essays, resume/CV, recommendations) for the world's top MBA programs.

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Congratulations!

Another Aringo client got accepted to INSEAD (MBA).

Thursday, February 23, 2012

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Stanford (MBA).

Congratulations!

Another Aringo client got accepted to Babson (MBA).

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Wharton (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Duke (MBA).

Congratulations!

Another Aringo client got accepted to Babson (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Chicago (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Stanford (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Harvard (MBA) and Michigan (MBA).

Monday, February 13, 2012

Congratulations!

Another Aringo client was accepted at Carnegie Mellon (MBA) and Michigan (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Chicago (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Duke (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at LBS (MBA).

FT's 2012 Specialization Rankings

The Financial Times’ recently published 2012 MBA ranking also included specific rankings of the different programs according to areas of specialty. Below are some of the more remarkable rankings:

-For entrepreneurship, the top program is Stanford, followed by Babson and Berkeley.
-For economics, the top program is Chicago, followed by MIT and Cranfield.
-For strategy, the top program is Harvard, followed by Cass and Michigan.
-For finance, the top program is Stern, followed by Columbia and Simon, while Wharton is only fourth.
-For general management, the top program is Harvard, followed by Tuck and Darden.
-For marketing, the top program is Kellogg, followed by Duke and Indiana.

Put Me in Business (applying in less than a year)
Put Me in Business (applying in more than a year)

Friday, February 10, 2012

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Babson (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Duke (MBA) and UCLA (MBA).


Wednesday, February 08, 2012

Congratulations!

Another Aringo client got accepted to UNC (MBA).

Congratulations!

Two additional clients were accepted to MIT (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Stanford (MBA).

Tuesday, February 07, 2012

Financial Times Places Stanford at the Top

The Financial Times’ ranking of the world’s top MBA programs was published recently and placed Stanford in the top spot. Harvard placed second and Wharton took the third slot. As opposed to other rankings that only rate U.S. schools, FT’s ranking compares business schools all over the world along a number of criteria, such as salary increase post-MBA, articles published by faculty, diversity of teaching staff, etc. The top 10 includes only 5 American schools, with 4 European programs and one Asian. FT’s unique methodology amounts to a number of surprises. For example, Chicago is only twelfth, Kellogg is 16, and Tuck is at 19!

Rounding out the top 10 are:

4. LBS
7. MIT
8. IE
9. IESE
10. HKUST

Put Me in Business (applying in less than a year)
Put Me in Business (applying in more than a year)

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Wharton (MBA).

Monday, February 06, 2012

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Chicago (MBA).

Friday, February 03, 2012

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Berkeley (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at MIT (MBA).

Crossing Fingers!

Another Aringo client was invited to interview at Harvard (MBA).