Silly AI Image from a prompt about MBAs in the USA - woohoo! A few weeks ago, Post-Grad Solutions asked me my take on the best way to do this. As an American Higher Ed professional based mostly in Europe for nearly 20 years, many international applicants appreciate the perspective I give. In today's job market, the question, "Is an MBA really worth it?" has come up a lot. But to be honest, this quesiton is very cyclical, and resurfaces every 5 or 10 years, particularly when t

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AI tools for MBA admissions are her eto stay, but there are some major risks related to plagiarism and outdated info from archived websites, btu this article mainly focuses on scammers using AI to make hundreds of fake university websites.

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Last month, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Element 451 's podcast, Mastering the Next . The host, Dr. Ray Lutzky , was a great host, with really thought provoking questions, largely around the use of #ArtificialIntelligence in the #MbaAdmissions process, in a few areas: • Differences in the #admissions process and #MbaPrograms in general in the US & Europe • Rules and policies governing the us of #AI as an applicant and as a student in the program • How AI i

At the end of the day, it is a fantasy to think that there is some kind of perfect M7 essay that AI can create.