Applying for the MBA represents more than the next step in your career, but the opportunity to pause amid the velocity of your fast-paced life and enter a meaningful process of self-discovery. It’s an invitation to really think about where you want to see yourself five to 10 years, what matters most to you, and what you have to offer in both the classroom and in the wider community. That’s the essence of the “early bird mindset.” Herein lies the rub: Answering these and other such questions in a way that’s credible, compelling and concise to an MBA admissions officer means first conjuring that clarity of purpose for yourself. Here is advice on why to start early and how best to set yourself up for admissions success.
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