Resume Review - MBA Admissions Consulting

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Your resume must demonstrate a consistency or dedication so that reviewers can follow your progress or transition in a profession or some special interest. For example, it may be a consistent involvement with France, a consistent position in finance, or consistent extracurricular pursuits.

Of equal importance is the breadth of your experiences and interests. Use your resume to demonstrate your interest in and commitment to a variety of disciplines or areas, as diversity and expanded horizon are highly valued by business schools. The goal is to show an admissions committee precisely what you have accomplished in your academic, professional, or personal lives.

You may also consider including slightly more information than you normally would in your resume. If your former employer is not well recognized nationwide or by admissions officers, we suggest that you offer some brief description of company background and its major milestones. For example, you should emphasize its most important business aspects such as its revenue size, personnel size, products, services, international locations, rankings, among others.

In addition to describing the company, describe your role within the company. Include your individual responsibilities and accomplishments. The more specific description, the greater the likelihood it will differentiate you from other applicants.

Our staff members have years of experience reviewing resumes for both school and job recruitment purposes. If you would like an extra pair of trained eyes to look over your resume and polish it up, please feel free to email us at admissions@manhattanreview.com or call us directly at (212) 997-1660!