There are differing opinions on EssaySnark’s policy not to provide sample MBA admissions essays for you to look at as you are mustering up the courage to begin the process of actually writing some stuff to submit in your app. It can be confusing to get conflicting advice! We also totally understand the impulse to […]
Continue reading...($) Formatting your MBA application essays
We’re cheating today. Instead of laying out a fresh post with detailed specs for how you should set up your Word docs for submission in your MBA apps, we’re refreshing an older one that captured some guidelines — and cheating even further, we’re starting with the instructions that UCLA Anderson used to include in its...
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on the way to an essay critique
We haven’t done any essay reviews for awhile. Like, a long while. We realized we’ve been falling down on the job. We got backed up with real essays to review (for paying clients) back in December and then when that crush finally subsided about two weeks ago, well, our heart wasn’t in it. Reviewing essays...
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More on plagiarism.
If you didn’t see our post yesterday, you should go back and catch up. We are talking about plagiarism. And how admissions teams now have a tool to detect it. Yesterday we mentioned that a couple BSers who apparently don’t follow us on Twitter had gotten all dramatic about this issue in posting comments on […]
Continue reading...Plagiarism.
We know that none of you would ever cheat. You’d never lie on your application to graduate school. You’d never write your own letter of recommendation. You’d never copy an essay that you found on a website. (Or, 2016 version: You’d never lift key elements of a speech you were giving to a political convention. […]
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