Online Application - 1. Logic & Emotional Test 2. Resume 3. Networking Session on Campus 4. CBD day - complete a case with you and other MBA students 5. First round interview 6. Second round interview They really want to see a couple things happening. 1. What YOU specifically did. In order to communicate this - use the word 'i' a lot. 2. Answer your questions in the first and second round all using CAR. CAR is an answer format which stands for context, action, result. Google if unclear. 3. Be yourself and demonstrate personality. The winning interviews often are/feel more conversational than standard Q&A. 4. Be able to gauge interviewers reactions. You'll know when you've lost them or have them in interest. 5. Be confident. No faking this. Believe in your own abilities and experiences.

The process was straightforward and easy. It typically begins with an online application and a short assessment that evaluates cognitive and situational judgment skills. This is followed by one or two interviews, which are more conversational and centered around your motivation for the role, communication skills, and examples of leadership or initiative—often using the STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) method.