Graduate Experience · Student Engagement
Early this year I competed in a sustainability case competition hosted by the SFU Net Impact team. The following video gives some great clips of what a formal competition consists[…]
How many words can you read per minute? What about at 10 pm at night when faced with a 20 page case study that is due for the next day?[…]
I still remember the angst I endured during the admission process. A huge part of it was the comprehensive set of requirements that must be met coupled with the uncertainty[…]
Let me start off by introducing myself. I’m Taralyn and you’ll probably get to know me a bit better as I navigate my way through the full-time MBA program this[…]
What are the benefits of a one-year MBA? Why take a one-year MBA over a two-year or part-time program? How will a one-year MBA help me gain success with my[…]
The admission’s department at SFU’s Segal School of Graduate Business calls it “recruiting”, but I call it helping out someone in the same position as I was once in –[…]
As you read this post in preparation for the GMAT, you’re likely more nervous about one section over the other. This is totally normal, some people are really good at[…]
The goal of this post is to become the one-stop, definitive guide for every single free online GMAT test that exists on the web. We will include tests for download,[…]
The length of this post in no way reflects the amount of research put into the topic. For the past week I’ve made it my quest to seek out the[…]
Now that you’re well versed on the ins and outs of the computer adaptive exam, and you’ve read Dave’s (SFU MBA ’11) harrowing GMAT tale, the only thing left with[…]
This is the second part of a three part series on the CAT. This post goes into technical detail about the inner workings of the unique test. The other two[…]
So you’ve decided to write the GMAT. Now what? Congratulations, because you’re in the right place. This is a step-by-step guide detailing everything you need to know to successfully take[…]
