Overall, the Ross Admissions Portfolio is a personal, open-ended way for applicants to share more about who they are and their interested in business. And it gives our admissions team a view into your thought process, and also your interest in business education. It is an exercise in both critical thinking and business exploration. The Business Case Discussion allows us to learn more about your understanding of business and how you solve problems. The review panel will look for creativity, drawing connections, and originality. Propose a solution that incorporates business principles or practices.
Business Case Discussion PromptĬhoose a current event or issue in your community and discuss the business implications. And on the side of transparency, I would like to go into several elements within our rubric as it relates to the Business Case Discussion element of the Ross Admissions Portfolio.īut first, let me remind you of what the discussion prompt is and why we have chosen this particular exercise for our portfolio. We have a rubric for each aspect of our application materials that guide our reading team when assessing applications for admission. I've ripped this straight from the Business Case Discussion: Let's Get Transparent page: Business Case Discussion: Let’s Get Transparent The UoM admissions blog has this great article that goes over what they're looking for. UoM university-wide supplemental essay 2.UoM university-wide supplemental essay 1.Personal Statement (you should already have this done).The entire application contains five (5) essays: Common App If you're a member of the media, please send us a message to request approval prior to posting or if you have any questions about participation in /r/ApplyingToCollege.Īpplied to Umich Ross during EA.
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