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MBA admission for smarties

by Linda Abraham and Judy Gruen (2010)

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"Going for an MBA? Show your managemen smarts by following this straigt-talking advice that will direct you through the MBa admissions maze. Written by two leading experts in MBA admissions consulting, this book will help you find hte right school for you. MBA Admissions for Smarties reveals vital, yet often-neglected steps to success that will save you from the needless disappointmnet of applying at the wrong time, for the wrong reasons, or to the wrong programs" -- p. [4] of cover.

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