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Status Admissions Survey Excerpts Alumni The school holds several information sessions throughout the state. You can attend a session, visit the school and/or sit in a class at any time ...   READ MORE Current Student The admissions process at the Babcock School sets the inviting tone for the school. The admissions staff is extremely willing to answer any and a...   READ MORE Current Student Required Materials TOEFL score 260 GMAT score 650 4 Essays 2 recommendation (I submitted 4) Interview (Phone interview 30 mins)   READ MORE Current Student Very good admissions process but eventually it all boils down to the GMAT.   READ MORE Status Academics Survey Excerpts Alumni Very small classes, great instructors, very easy to get elective courses, grading is fair but should not be letter grades at masters level. Overa...   READ MORE Current Student Like most graduate programs, the workload can be overwhelming at times, but professors and fellow students are extremely willing to help out. The...   READ MORE Current Student Good Small class size (each class has less than 40 students) A lot of team work assignments (Avg. 3-4 assignment per week) Accounting, Quants, Mark...   READ MORE Current Student This is a small school and the faculty to student ratio is highest in the country. Faculty is top notch and very approachable and it is quite easy...   READ MORE Status Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts Alumni I did not have any dealings with this area. I attended an evening program and was already employed. I am still with the same employer.    READ MORE Current Student Finding both internships and fulltime offers is challenging, just as it is at most schools. Although the Career Management Center (CMC) is rated high...   READ MORE Current Student Career management center is helpful to find a job. However, I used job fair which was held in Boston in Oct for Japanese MBAs to find a job. I got 5...   READ MORE Current Student Career services is not very helpful and claims that they are responsible for placing only 15% of the students. They also believe that they have respon...   READ MORE Status Quality of Life Survey Excerpts Alumni I did not have any dealings with this. I commuted to the school two nights per week.   READ MORE Current Student Winston-Salem, NC is a family-friendly community of approximately 200,000 people. Accordingly, crime rates are extremely low, and housing is much...   READ MORE Current Student Quality of life is higher than average. Neighborhood is very safe and prices are cheap which means the best place for students.   READ MORE Current Student Winston-Salem is a southern city, nice and quiet - PERIOD.   READ MORE Status Social Life Survey Excerpts Alumni I did not have any dealings with this.    READ MORE Current Student See "Quality of Life"   READ MORE Current Student Wake Forest has a lot of events for students. In particular, Happy hour is held on every Friday night. Almost all students are coming to "happy ho...   READ MORE Current Student    READ MORE Unlike the student feedback contained in Vault's School Series (Vault Buzz Books), survey information in our student and alumni surveys is not independently verified by Vault's reporters. For verified information on education programs, please see the Vault Business School Buzz Book. More at Vault:   INDUSTRIES  ||  CAREER TOPICS  ||  COMPANIES  ||  RESEARCH  ||  JOBS

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