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First get the basic principles of mba essay writing right and then move on to the 2010-2011 Said Oxford essay tips.

The essays reappear exactly as they emerged last year (the same essay questions but shorter). The second Said Oxford application essay question is still a standout feature of the application - the breadth of scale and ambition that this Oxford essay allows you is still almost incomparable with any essay in any other Business School application.

Said Oxford Essay 1

Explain why you chose your current job. How do you hope to see your career developing over the next five years? How will an MBA assist you in the development of these ambitions? (maximum 750 words)

Said Oxford Essay 1 Tips

Oxford Said wants you to intensively assess and evaluate your career choices in the context of your MBA application and your future goals.

Perhaps uniquely, Oxford Said focuses specifically on your current job and a short term career span of five years. Given this dual-focus there is a greater need than in most MBA "goals essays" to develop a realistic association between your past, present and future career moves. This tight focus both limits and expands the scope of the first Oxford Said essay. The limitation is in how much you can talk about your long term career aspirations. On the other hand a good Oxford said essay should be able to use the hard focus on the five year period to strengthen the credibility of your application with a logical, thematic approach.

As a first step reflect deeply (if you have not already) on your post-Said short term and long term goals. Think about why you are taking all this trouble applying to Said Oxford in the first place. It is essential that you be totally realistic and as specific as possible while detailing your goals. Be specific, both about the industry and the role you are seeking, and why. If your goals are more than ordinarily ambitious write credibly about those qualities/skills that qualify you to make those goals a reality. While credibility, logic and realism are critical the magic element that will transform your essay from a statement into a pledge would be - passion.

"Why Said" is a critical, implicit component of the "Why MBA?" question. Use application, research and intelligence to look beyond cutting/pasting info gleaned from the Oxford website and make a compelling argument to make a convincing "fit" with Said. Personalize your answer as much as possible and find as many matches between what Said specifically (and if possible, uniquely) offers you and your future goals.

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Said Oxford Essay 2

Which recent development, world event or book has most influenced your thinking and why? (maximum 1000 words)

Said Oxford Essay 2 Tips

Till 2009-2010 at a maximum of 2000 words, this was a greater challenge - and a greater opportunity. That being said, this Said Oxford essay is probably still - in the breadth of its scale and ambition, and also the space and opportunity for self-exploration and self-expression it gives - one of the most promising business school essays you will find.

In essence this essay gives you room to write on just about anything under the sun. Given its scope a each candidate should be willing to see the 1000 word limit as more than a simple word-length recommendation; it is in fact a deliberate challenge to your intellectual depth and maturity as a person and a Said Oxford MBA applicant.

We believe that the main objective here is to test the character of the applicants and see if they can pass this Oxford Said test without being overwhelmed by the complexity, length and limitless choices inherent in the question. The path to take is to write an essay that shows clear thinking, a mature worldview, understanding of varied viewpoints, sharp intellect and strong analytical skills. Look at the LARGER perspective whatever be your choice of the essay theme.

Choose the "development, world event or book" so that a global perspective can be interposed with your personal experience. The last word of the Oxford essay question might be the best starting point for your preparations. WHY is the crucial question that you answer here. And please, having been presented with infinite choices, do not choose commonplace or repetitive topics. For example, if you are an Indian applicant, a thematic focus on Gandhi is best avoided!

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