Join Our MBA Discussion Classes

Our MBA discussion classes are designed to help MBA applicants, incoming MBA candidates, current MBA students, and MBA alumni advance their communication abilities and feel comfortable and confident in the classroom and beyond.

Classes are led by experienced MBA counselors who specialize in helping foreign students get admitted to the top 20 worldwide MBA programs. We offer a collaborative and dynamic environment where you can interact with other business school applicants, admits, and alumni to learn from each other’s experiences and build your skill set.

The atmosphere of our meetings closely resembles that of an MBA study group. While the topics and style of the classes share many similarities with the MBA classroom, our primary focus is on enhancing your communication skills, rather than imparting specific business concepts.

Benefits to MBA applicants:

• Enhanced communication skills
• Exposure to specific class formats
• Cultural adaptation
• Critical thinking
• Public speaking
• Persuasion
• Confidence building
• Networking
• Evaluation of communication skills, participation, etc.

Click here to read a description of what we mean by each of the above terms.

**Of course, all the above benefits will lead to better English, application essays, and interviews, and you may also reap some of the advantages listed in the following categories.

Benefits to incoming MBA candidates:

• Smooth transition
• Active participation
• Peer learning
• International experience in an academic setting
• Encounter various accents
• Role development
• Confidence in networking

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** You will also receive a number of MBA applicants’ benefits, depending on your strengths and weaknesses.

Benefits for current MBA students:

• No risk development
• Refine communication skills
• Enhanced leadership abilities
• New viewpoints
• Deepen understanding
• Peer interaction

Click here to read a description of what we mean by each of the above terms.

** It’s also very likely that you will reap some of the benefits of the first two categories as well.

Benefits for MBA alumni:

• Ongoing learning
• Skill retention
• Networking opportunities
• Mentorship roles
• Professional development

Click here to read a description of what we mean by each of the above terms.

** It’s also very likely that you will reap some of the benefits of the first three categories as well.

We offer a variety of MBA preparation discussion class formats to suit your needs, including:

Case studies: Analyze real-world business scenarios and develop strategic solutions to overcome key challenges.

Video, news article, or podcast-centered dialogues: Review the material independently and then examine and discuss the resource to exchange valuable insights and broaden your perspective.

Topic-based discussions: Explore relevant and timely themes related to business and management, such as corporate social responsibility, leadership, and digital transformation.

Debates: Develop critical thinking and persuasive skills by presenting and defending arguments on a given subject.

Free First MBA Discussion Class

For ongoing participation, our classes are priced at $50 per person, per 50-minute session.

We look forward to meeting you soon!

Description of Terms (benefits to MBA applicants):

Enhanced Communication Skills: make polite interruptions, express ideas clearly and succinctly, react quickly in real-time, manage nervousness, develop active listening skills, interpret idiomatic expressions, and ask for clarification and summarization.

Exposure to specific class formats: case studies, debates, team-based discussions, etc.

Cultural Adaptation: engage in dynamic discussions in cross-cultural settings.

Critical Thinking: advance ability to rapidly solve complex business problems and demonstrate analytical capabilities.

Public Speaking: deliver ideas in a compelling and confident manner to inform and engage cohorts.

Persuasion: craft convincing arguments and skillfully influence opinions in various contexts.

Confidence Building: Increase comfort level in expressing opinions and engaging in intellectual debates.

Networking: connect with other applicants, candidates, and alumni to expand network.

Evaluation of communication skills, participation, etc.: receive feedback on areas of strength and development opportunities and have time to integrate before starting an MBA program.

Description of Terms (benefits to incoming MBA candidates):

Smooth Transition: acquire experience in intense dialogues, case studies, team-based discussions, debates, and more prior to entering the program to prepare for the fast-paced and demanding environment of business school.

Active Participation: practice active involvement to contribute effectively during class, labs, and more.

Peer Learning: engage with people similar to your soon-to-be classmates to learn from diverse perspectives and experiences.

International experience in an academic setting: interact with individuals from around the world in a collegiate circumstance.

Encounter various accents: often in business you are exposed to the same accents, in MBA Discussion Classes there is the possibility of meeting accents that are new to you in a live setting.

Role Development: strengthen skills like teamwork, leadership, and business analysis through case studies, debates, team-based discussions, and more.

Confidence in Networking: be comfortable reaching across industries and cultures to build strong relationships.

Description of Terms (benefits for current MBA students):

No Risk Development: take chances and advance your skills in an intimate small group setting which will have no impact on the opinion of your peers and professors at your program.

Refine Communication Skills: focus on bettering specific skills that you recognize have room for improvement.

Enhanced Leadership Abilities: practice case analyses, debates, and dialogues to hone leadership skills and foster a proactive and influential presence.

New Viewpoints: gain a fresh perspective by interacting with MBA applicants, candidates, and alumni outside of your program.

Deepen Understanding: further exposure to various class formats enhances comprehension and ability to apply the knowledge to real-world scenarios.

Peer Interaction: expand your network beyond your program and class/year by connecting with MBA applicants, incoming students, and alumni.

Description of Terms (benefits for MBA alumni):

Ongoing Learning: continue developing business acumen and critical thinking skills. Stay updated on the latest business trends.

Skill Retention: retain communication and analytical skills, especially with those from different countries and backgrounds.

Networking Opportunities: stay connected to MBA applicants, candidates, and current students, to maintain and expand your professional network across industries and nations.

Mentorship Roles: offer valuable insights and guidance to MBA applicants, candidates, and current students, to enhance your own cross-cultural leadership and coaching abilities.

Professional Development: expand industry knowledge and perspectives by interacting with MBA applicants, candidates, and current students pursuing different specializations.