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B-Schooled Podcast Episode #46: Social Media & Your MBA Candidacy

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In this episode of B-Schooled, we discuss how your social media behavior could affect your MBA candidacy — both positively and negatively. We cover what admissions committees might be looking for that could be problematic, as well as what kinds of social media posts might actually end up strengthening your profile.

We also talk about how reviews of your social media accounts don’t end with the AdCom once you’re admitted. Learn more in B-Schooled episode #46, which you can listen to here, or on any of the podcast apps listed below.

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