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Vibranture essay support services are closed for this year and will recommence in August 2008. Please feel free to contact our partner essaylabb [+91-44-42124284] for MBA essay writing services. Wharton MBA Essays and Tips (2007): Wharton Essay 1 Tips Describe your career progress to date and your future short-term and long-term career goals. How do you expect an MBA from Wharton to help you achieve these goals, and why is now the best time for you to join our program? (1,000 words) This is an important essay. Wharton has combined career progression, goals and "why Wharton MBA" into a single essay that needs to be a tour-de-force. The length (a full 1000 words) of the essay, stressing the importance Wharton gives it, is both a challenge and a threat. The first part of the Wharton essay can be a well defined explanation of Pre-Wharton, Wharton and Post-Wharton phases of your career and life. Be credible in mentioning your Post-Wharton short-term and long-term goals. If possible be specific, both about the industry and the role you are seeking. Uncovering and expressing a logical link between the three phases is a critical element in the essay. While the essay asks about your career plans do not be afraid to bring in non-career aspects that have influenced your choices. In addition to a rough sketch of your career, your main career achievements need to find a place in the essay. As long as you don't repeat yourself in the subsequent essays, you can use this opportunity to reveal aspects of your personality that emerge attractively from your career progression stories. The second part of the Wharton essay question is explicitly Wharton centric. Many B Schools ask "why MBA" or "why MBA now": Wharton unmistakably asks you "why Wharton" and "why Wharton now". So give the question the respect it deserves and provide logical and well-supported reasons for both questions. Wharton Essay 2 Tips Describe a failure or setback that you have experienced. How did you respond, and what did you learn about yourself? (500 words) As in most failure essays the key to getting it right is to begin your thought process from the second part of the question and then proceed to a significant and credible incident that has left it's mark on you. Wharton, with it's admirable focus on the individual, wants to know your personal reaction to the event and the lessons you learnt from it. Never forget that the failure essay is in reality meant to be a success story where you learnt, improved and readied yourself for a future success. While the qualities that you reflected while fire-fighting the incident or it's aftereffects is our core reason for the essay, please take care to choose a failure that is "real". A fluffy failure not only makes for a weak essay but will also probably put you on the hot seat during the Wharton interview. 2008 Wharton Essays 2008 Wharton Essay Tips Buy Wharton Essay Writing Package: Rs.39000 : US$ 1080 Buy Wharton Essay Review Package: Rs.13000 : US$ 360 Wharton Essays 3 and 4 Tips Complete 2 of the following 4 questions (500 words each): Describe a personal characteristic or quality that will help the Admissions Committee to know you better. Describe an impact you've had on a team, group or organization. How has this experience been valuable to you or others, and what did you learn? What do you do best and why? When have your values, ethics, or morals been challenged? How has this shaped who you are today? Have you read a novel or short story where YOU were the hero? When these Wharton essays are read that is what you should be. Each person has knowledge and qualities that grant him (or her) the potential to do extraordinary things. These essays are the place where you put those experiences (or potential) on paper. The first and third Wharton choices give you complete freedom to choose almost any quality or skill of yours and expound on it with incidents and anecdotes. The Wharton second choice should preferably exhibit your leadership qualities. The fourth Wharton choice is a tough call; choose it only if you feel strongly on the subject and have a good story to back it up. In both the Wharton application essay choices, choose facets of yourself that are not exposed in the earlier essays. Do not hesitate to take examples or situations from non-professional or non-career fronts. At least one of the essays can be used as a statement of your personality and your life away from work. Go for it! Wharton Optional Essay Tips If you feel there are extenuating circumstances of which the Committee should be aware, please explain them here (e.g., unexplained gaps in work experience, choice of recommenders, inconsistent or questionable academic performance, significant weaknesses in your application). (250 words) Wharton's essay lengths are almost always a threat and a challenge; in this case they are also a guide. Wharton is one of the few B School which gives as much 500 words for multiple-choice questions. And yet the Wharton optional essay is given only 250 words. Being card carrying members of the Anti-Optional Essay League we can only warn that unless it is absolutely necessary give this one a miss. Since Wharton's clear focus is in providing you a chance to present an added perspective to any glaring weaknesses in your application, you might try a defense if you feel that is the case. But once again evaluate if the essay is actually going to make the Admissions Committee feel better about your candidature. If you can give strong, credible, mature reasons to explain the weaknesses and counter it with logic and passion, perhaps you can give it a try. Then think again if the optional essay is a strong constructive addition to your candidacy. If yes, start working on the essay. 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