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LONDON BUSINESS SCHOOL

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also known as 

    • LBS
      • Vince note: the school no longer refers to itself as "LBS"
      • Therefore, in your essays, refer to it as "London Business School" the first time, then simply "London"
 

LATEST NEWS

2012 - 2013

 

Here are some comments and questions to help guide you while writing your London Business School essays.

 

 

Who is the MBA designed for?

The London Business School MBA is designed for those looking to take their career to the next level. Choose our MBA if you're seeking:

  • a rapid promotion in your chosen career
  • a change of career, industry or both
  • the tools to succeed as an entrepreneur.

The reasons for doing an MBA are many and varied, but whatever your motivation and goals, you should be:

  • experienced
  • intellectually capable
  • determined and ambitious
  • culturally aware
  • someone with leadership potential.

Class profile

The 400+ students in the class of MBA2014 were hand-picked from more than 3000 applications.

Class of MBA2013   
Number of students  406
Average age  29 years 
Age range  23-37 years 
Average work experience  5.5 years 
Work experience range  2-15 years 
Average GMAT score  698
GMAT score range  600-780 
Percentage of female students  33%
Nationalities represented  62
Percentage of international students  91%
 

 

 

Full-time MBA Programme
Application Questions
Programme:  MBA 2015 (Class beginning August 2013)

 


Essay Question Instructions

  • The Admissions Committee will consider carefully your answers to the following questions. 

  • Please complete all of the essay questions beginning your answer below each question and giving word counts for each answer. 

  • Once complete, please attach this document to your online application following the instructions given on the web form.  

  • You are required to add the word count at the end of each question.

  • Please do not write more than the specified word limit for each essay. Any extra words or essays may be disregarded.  

  • Candidates should not contact us to ask for advice on how to answer the essay questions. We expect all candidates to interpret the questions as they see fit.

  • If you experience technical difficulties or have a question about the application process, please email apply.mba@london.edu 

  • If your matter is urgent and you require immediate assistance please telephone our Recruitment and Admissions Office on +44 (0)20 7000 7525/7517 between 09.00 and17.00, Monday to Friday.

 

(found at http://www.london.edu/assets/documents/programmes/MBA_Essay_Template_Aug_12_(3).doc;accessed 2012/08)


 

CV/Resume

Please provide a CV/resume.

This CV must only be one page in length.

If you have any significant gaps in your employment history, please tell us why on a separate sheet.

 

Question 1 (500 words)

In what role or sector do you see yourself working immediately after graduation?  Why?  How will your past and present experiences help you achieve this?  How will the London Business School MBA Programme contribute to this goal? (500 words)

 

VINCE HINTS

 

  • What decisions have you made in your career that brought you to your current position?

  • How have you maximized your prior training in your career-to-date?

  • What new skills do you need now?

  • What external factors motivate you to get an MBA at London Business School now?

  • For instance, what trends are impacting your current or future industry?

  • What is your plan to maximizing those opportunities?

  • How much do you know about the professors, programs, and student culture of London Business School?

  • How and why does it best prepare you to build the skills you need?

  • How have you learned about London Business School? What conversations have motivated you to apply? What people have inspired you?

  • From talking to current students and recent alumni, how would you describe the school's culture? Why do you fit with that culture?

  • Try not to write anything you read on the LBS website or brochure.

  • Differentiate your essay from a crowded field of candidates by mentioning real people and real conversations you have had. No one else has had those conversations. Use them to your advantage.

  • Use your own words to make a passionate case that you belong at London Business School.

 

 

Question 2 (200 words)

Where do you see your career progressing five years after graduation and what is your longer term career vision? (200 words)

 

VINCE HINTS

 

 

Question 3 (300 words)

Give a specific example of when you have had to test your leadership and / or team working skills either professionally, or outside of work. What role will you play in your first year study group?  (300 words)

 

VINCE HINTS

 

  • First, you need to understand how first year study groups work at London Business School. To that end, Vince encourages you to:

    • Watch this video

    • Read this description from Masters in Management programme (applies to MBA study groups, as well)

  • Then, use the quetsoins below to reflect on your leadership and teamwork experience.

    • Have you faced conflicts in a team?

    • How did you overcome them?

    • What leadership and team working skills helped you overcome these conflicts?

    • What new leadership and team working skills did you develop as a result of this experience?

  • Finally, how can you apply your skills to help your first year study group improve communication and maximize output and results?

 

 

Question 4 (300 words)

Student involvement is an extremely important part of the London MBA experience and this is reflected in the character of students on campus. What type of student club or campus community events will you be involved with and why? How will you contribute? 300 words)

 

VINCE HINTS

 

  • Focus on non-professional activities in this essay.

  • Mention two or three clubs you plan to join.

  • Highlight one or two where you plan to take a leadership role.

  • Demonstrate your knowledge of London Business School's unique culture.

  • What are the clubs doing now, and how can you add value?

  • Mention current students and/or recent alumni who have confirmed that your proposed contributions will benefit your London peers.

 

Question 5 (150 words)

London Business School offers a truly global and diverse experience. Describe any significant experiences outside of your home country or culture. What did you gain and how will your experience contribute to the School? (150 words)

 

VINCE HINTS

 

  • What decisions have you made in your life that allowed you to expand your global experience?

  • Thank about both personal and professional activities.

  • What global experiences have been significant to you?

  • Why did you decide to pursue them?

  • What did you gain from them?

  • What diverse perspectives have you developed as a result of these experiences?

  • What do you plan to do at London Business School to share your experiences with others? Why will they be interested in your experiences, and how can they benefit from them?

 
 

Question 6 (300 words)

Give an example of a person who, in your opinion, has made a profound impact on the way the world does business. How will this person influence your contribution to your MBA Programme at London Business School? (300 words)
 

VINCE HINTS

 

  • coming soon...

 

Question 7 (300 words)

(This question is for re-applicants only)

How has your candidacy for the London Business School MBA changed since your last application? (300 words)

 

VINCE HINTS

 

 

Additional Information (This question is optional)


This is not a compulsory essay but please complete if you would like the opportunity to clarify or expand upon any information submitted in your application. (No word limit; Vince hints below)

 

VINCE HINTS

 

  • No word limit, but Vince suggests making your essay as concise as possible - certainly no more than 500 words, perhaps in the 150 - 300 word range)

  • Do you have any unusual circumstances that need to be explained?

 

You MUST answer this question if



1. You have significant employment gaps.
 

  • Admissions committee (AdCom) members understand that people get laid off, especially in this economy.

  • They also understand that people take breaks between jobs to travel or pursue other interests.

  • Still, they want to hear how you explain employment gaps because the want to see how you can manage your message for recruiters. 

    • AdCom needs to worry about job placement rates because they affect rankings.

  • Write a few sentences telling AdCom readers how you spent your time between jobs, and what you learned about yourself in the process.

  • Do not make excuses or blame others. Keep it positive.

  • If you are currently unemployed, share an exciting story about how your are building your skills or volunteering in your community.

  • Use this essay as an opportunity to demonstrate your ability to recognize opportunity and make the most of a bad situation.

  • Finally, as with any optional essay, keep your answer concise.

 
 
 

 

2. Your current direct supervisor is not submitting a letter of recommendation on your behalf.
 

A certain MBA program says, "You must obtain at least one recommendation from your current direct supervisor. If you are unable to provide a letter from your current direct supervisor, include a brief note of explanation in the Additional Information section of the online application."
 
Stanford says, "If you are unable to provide a letter from your current direct supervisor, include a brief note of explanation in the Additional Information section of the online application. It is up to you to choose an appropriate replacement."
 
 
To answer that question, one client wrote:
 
"I wish to explain why I have not submitted a letter of recommendation from my current direct supervisor, Ms. First Last. While I have a good relationship with this person, I have concluded that it would be unwise to share my intentions to pursue an MBA with her at this time because it would negatively affect my ability to contribute to my current team projects.
 
Instead, I have asked two former supervisors. Mr. First Last and Ms. First Last. Both know me well and have had multiple opportunities to observe and evaluate my performance. They are well suited to recommend because they are familiar with my personality, accomplishments, and growth potential. Therefore, I felt that they would be the best people to comments on my strengths and weakness for graduate study in management."
 
 
A second client wrote the following answer:
 
"I have submitted letters of recommendation from a former supervisor and a former client, both from when I was with COMPANY #1 three years ago. I did not letters from current supervisors because I prefer not telling them my MBA plans at this moment.
 
My current employer, COMPANY NAME #2, consists of only four members. My responsibilities are therefore significant enough that telling them I plan to leave the company might adversely affect my working environment.
 
Instead, I chose two recommenders, Ms. First Last and Mr. First Last, who are both well suited to recommend me because they are familiar with my personality, accomplishments, and growth potential."
 
 
Finally, a third client explained his situation this way:
 
"I wish to explain why I have not submitted a letter of recommendation from my current direct supervisor, Mr. First Last. While he and I enjoy a good relationship, he has only known me for two months. Therefore, I asked two former supervisors to submit letters on my behalf, because I feel that they are in a better position to comment on my strengths and weakness for graduate study in management."
 
 
 

 

3. Your GPA was significantly below 3.0

 
If your GPA does not show your academic potential, you might want to write something like this, “Here’s why my GPA was sub-par, and here’s what I’ve done to confirm my time management skills and academic competence. ”
 
Do not make excuses or blame others. Hopefully, your GMAT and work experience compensate for low grades.
 
Also, remember that AdCom members dig into your transcript to check if you took honors or advanced-level courses.
 
Ask your mentor or admissions consultant, but the following template might help you get started. Just remember, keep it brief.
 
 
My 2.5 GPA at X University does not adequately reflect my academic potential. During school, I had to balance my time with
 
[list of options]

  • Working multiple part-time jobs to support myself

  • Varsity sports

  • Leadership roles in extracurricular activities (students clubs, special events, conferences)

  • Health issues (had to take care of yourself or a family member)

  • Personal tragedy (death of a friend or family member)
     

Since then, I have improved my time management skills
and/or
proven my academic ability by
[add concrete examples]

  • Ideally, you took some advanced courses since graduation and earned high grades

  • If not, can you show recent examples of how you have successfully managed multiple tasks?
     

At TOP MBA PROGRAM, I will be able to manage my time more effectively.
 
 
 

You SHOULD NOT answer this question if

 

... you are repeating yourself. 
... you are telling the AdCom something they do not want to hear.
 
 
Please resist the urge to include an essay you already wrote for some other school.
 
If AdCom members wanted to read another story about your achievements, leadership or teamwork experiences, they would ask.
 
Moreover, if they did not ask you to share a mistake or failure story, why would you want to tell them?
 
 

"Should I use the optional essay to write more reasons why I want to attend London Business School"

  • If you want to spend two years at their school, shouldn't you use this opportunity to tell them so?

  • No, you should not. They asked that question. If your answer was not good enough, go back and make it better. Do not waste their time by writing more reasons here.

  • The operative phrase in the following question is "about you": Optional question: Is there anything else you think the Admissions Committee should know about you to evaluate your candidacy?

  • Bottom line: Show them that you can follow instructions. Make this essay about you, or write nothing at all.


 

"Should I explain why I have a low GMAT score?"

  • AdComs like to see a 700+ score, with 40+ on both quant and verbal. Still, they regularly admit applicants that do not have those numbers.

  • If your GMAT is below par, I do not think you need to write an essay explaining why. Some people are simply not good at standardized tests. AdComs know this fact. Do not make excuses.

  • If the AdCom has a strong reason to admit you, they can overlook a low score as long as they can see some other evidence of your ability to complete coursework and contribute in class.

 

 
 

 

 

 
APPLICATION DATA FORM SHORT-ANSWER QUESTIONS
 
Current Employment 
 
What's your organisation's main area of activity? (no limit) 
 
Tell us about your responsibilities. Describe your day-to-day role, details of any clients you work with/for, the level/title of the person you report to, the size of budget for which you are directly responsible and the number of people in your team. (no limit) 
 
 
Reason for taking on this role (255 characters including spaces) 
 
VINCE HINTS COMING SOON
 
Is your employer willing to support you? In what way - time, tuition, or both? (no limit)
 
 
Previous Employment 
 
 
What's your organisation's main area of activity? (no limit) 
 
 
Your responsibilities (no limit) 
 
 
Reason for taking on this role (255 characters including spaces)  
 
 
Reason for leaving this job (255 characters including spaces)  
 
VINCE HINTS COMING SOON
 
 
Academic performance
 
Do you feel that your academic performance so far gives an accurate indication of your potential for success on the programme? If so, why? If not, why not? (no limit) 
 
VINCE HINTS COMING SOON
 
English language ability
 
Please outline your experience of working or studying in an English-speaking environment. 
 
VINCE HINTS COMING SOON
 
Do you plan to take further English language tuition before the programme starts? (no limit) 
 
VINCE HINTS COMING SOON
 
 
Additional Information
 
Tell us about your main interests and activities in your free time (no limit) 
 
VINCE HINTS COMING SOON
 
Have you attended an event on or off campus where you met with representatives from the school? If yes, please tell us when, where and who you met. (86 characters) 
 
VINCE HINTS COMING SOON
 
We encourage applicants to take into consideration the impact of study on family and friends. Who have you discussed your plans with, and what was the response? Feel free to give the names of members of the school community (alumni, students, faculty, staff etc) as appropriate. (no limit)
 
VINCE HINTS COMING SOON
 
 
Have you applied to other business schools? (Y/N) 
Which other schools have you applied to ?
 

 

LETTERS OF REFERENCE INSTRUCTIONS AND QUESTIONS FOR REFEREES

 
You need to ask two people to be your referees. They should be:
  • your current employer (if you don't want to ask your employer to be a referee, a colleague is acceptable)
  • someone else who knows you well in a work context, for example a former employer or long-standing client.
 
You should only select someone who taught you at university if you have remained in close contact.
 
After you input your referees' details into the online application form we will send them an email with log-in details for our online reference system.

London Business School reserves the right to contact your referees for further information in connection with your application.
Reference questions
 
Comments 
Please answer the following questions regarding the applicant, making sure to save your work regularly.
 
As a guideline for completing the reference form you should aim to write no more than 500 words per question. Please note that 500 words is the maximum amount and not a requirement. 
 

  1. How do you know the applicant? How long have you known them for? 

  2. What would you say are the applicant's key strengths and talents? 

  3. What would you say are the applicant's key weaknesses or areas for improvement? 

  4. In which areas of development has the applicant progressed most in the time you've known them? 

  5. What do you think this person might be doing in ten years' time? Why? 

 
 
Ratings 
 
Please rate the applicant, comparing them with other members of his or her peer group, on the qualities listed below using the following scoring system:
1 = Low   3 = Average   5 = High 
 
  • Intellectual or academic ability
  • Quantitative skills
  • Initiative / Ability to take decisions
  • Problem-solving skills  
  • Organisational skills  
  • Leadership skills  
  • Team skills
  • Impact / Charisma
  • Self confidence
  • Self motivation
  • Spoken English communication skills
  • Written English communication skills
 
Please indicate your overall recommendation on a five point score from (1) Not Recommended to Highly Recommended (5)
 
 
 

 

2011 - 2012

ALUMNI AND STUDENT RECOMMENDATION FORM

London Business School alumni and student recommendation form for MBA 2014 applicants

Please complete your recommendation and click the Submit button.

Questions marked * are required fields.

You should only complete a recommendation for a candidate who you believe to be of the highest calibre with the potential to succeed in the competitive London Business School environment. The Admissions Committee invites recommendations from alumni and students who have known the candidate they are recommending in a personal, professional or academic capacity for a significant length of time.

Please note that whilst your recommendation is a valuable addition to the application, we cannot guarantee that the candidate will be selected for interview or made an offer of a place.

To ensure that your recommendation is included for review it must arrive before the Stage deadline in which the candidate will be applying.


First/known name
Surname/family name
Your email address
Your programme and year (e.g. MBA 2006)

 

Applicant’s first/known name
Applicant’s surname/family name
Applicant’s email address

  1. How long have you known the applicant and in what connection?
  2. Why do you think the applicant would be a good fit for the MBA programme at London Business School?
  3. How do you think the applicant would contribute to:
    • 1) The study group and classroom environment
    • 2) Student clubs and the wider School community
    • 3) The Alumni community
  4. Please include any further comments you would like the Admissions Committee to consider
     

 

 

 

2011 - 2012

APPLICATION DATA FORM SHORT-ANSWER QUESTIONS

 
Have you used / attended a GMAT preparation centre? If so, which one? 
  
Current Employment
 
What's your organisation's main area of activity? (no limit) 
  
Tell us about your responsibilities. Describe your day-to-day role, details of any clients you work with/for, the level/title of the person you report to, the size of budget for which you are directly responsible and the number of people in your team. (no limit) 
 
Reason for taking on this role (255 characters) 
 
If you've now left this job, tell us  why  (255 characters) 
   
Previous Employment
 
What's your organisation's main area of activity? (no limit) 
 
Tell us about your responsibilities. Describe your day-to-day role, details of any clients you work with/for, the level/title of the person you report to, the size of budget for which you are directly responsible and the number of people in your team. (no limit) 
  
Reason for taking on this role (255 characters) 
 
Reason for leaving this job (255 characters) 
  
English Ability
Reading ability
Please select
1: Able to read and converse in simple language
2: Able to deal with varied daily activities
3: Competence in a broad range of conversational contexts
4: Competence in a broad range of complex/technical language
5: Mother tongue/Bilingual 
 
Written ability
Please select
1: Able to read and converse in simple language
2: Able to deal with varied daily activities
3: Competence in a broad range of conversational contexts
4: Competence in a broad range of complex/technical language
5: Mother tongue/Bilingual 
 
Spoken ability
Please select
1: Able to read and converse in simple language
2: Able to deal with varied daily activities
3: Competence in a broad range of conversational contexts
4: Competence in a broad range of complex/technical language
5: Mother tongue/Bilingual 
 
Competence in speaking, reading and writing English is essential. If English is not your native language, please outline your experience of working or studying in an English-speaking environment. Also, do you plan to take further English language tuition before the programme starts? ( no limit)   
  
  
Academic performance 
 
Do you feel that your academic performance so far gives an accurate indication of your potential for success at London Business School? If so, why? If not, why not? (no limit)   
    
  
Have you ever received formal disciplinary action from an academic institution or been forced to withdraw from a course of study? If so, you must declare the information here. (no limit)  
  
  
About you 
 
 
The information you provide on this page will help us to provide you with information relevant to your interests and to plan our admissions strategy. It will not be used by the Admissions Committee in the evaluation of your application.  
  
Have you applied to other business schools? (Y/N)  
  
Which other schools have you applied to? (pull-down list)
  
What's your main reason for wanting to do an MBA at this point in your career?*
Please select
  • Advance current career
  • Change industry
  • Educational advancement
  • Start own business
  • Other 
 
Which industry are you looking to work in?*
Please select
  • Aerospace/Aviation
  • Agriculture
  • Automotive Business Services
  • Charities/Not-for-profit
  • Chemicals/Plastics
  • Construction/Building Materials
  • Consulting - Financial Services
  • Consulting - IT Consulting - Management
  • Consulting - Other
  • Consumer Services
  • Cosmetics Products
  • Defence/Military Services
  • Design/Luxury Goods
  • Diplomatic Services
  • Downstream Oil/Gas
  • Education Electronics
  • Engineering Services
  • Environmental Services
  • Equipment Film/TV/Radio Finance
  • Accounting Services Finance
  • Asset Management Finance
  • Central Banks/Ministries/Regulation/Public Finance Finance
  • Commercial Banking Finance
  • Insurance and Pension Services Finance
  • Investment Banking Finance
  • Private Banking Finance
  • Venture Capital/Private Equity
  • Food/Beverages/Tobacco
  • Foundation/Trust Healthcare IT
  • Hardware IT
  • Software IT Services
  • Law/Legal Services
  • Leisure/Sports/Entertainment
  • Logistics Manufacturing
  • Marketing/Sales/PR/Advertising
  • Metals/Mining
  • Music/Performing Arts
  • New Ventures
  • Other
  • Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology
  • Power Generation
  • Property/Real Estate
  • Public Administration/Regulatory Bodies
  • Publishing/Electronic
  • Media Recruitment/Staffing
  • Telecommunication Services
  • Telecommunications Equipment
  • Textiles
  • Timber/Paper/Packaging
  • Training/Development
  • Transportation/Distribution Services
  • Travel/Tourism
  • Upstream Oil/Gas
  • Utilities/Power Distribution
  • Wholesale/Retail 
  
What job function are you aiming for?*
Please select
  • Academic
  • Accountant
  • Actuary
  • Administrator
  • Analyst
  • Architect/Designer
  • Asset Manager
  • Auditor
  • Banker
  • Brand Manager
  • Business Analyst
  • Business Developer
  • Buyer/Merchandiser
  • Civil Servant
  • Coach/Counsellor
  • Company Secretary
  • Conciliator/Mediator/Arbitrator
  • Consultant
  • Diplomat/Consular Official
  • Economist
  • Editor/Publisher
  • Engineer
  • Entrepreneur
  • Finance Manager
  • Financial Engineer
  • Financial Planner/Advisor
  • Fund Manager
  • Fundraiser
  • General Manager
  • Geologist/Geophysicist
  • Healthcare/Medical Practitioner
  • Human Resources Practitioner
  • Information Technologist
  • Insurer
  • Internal Consultant
  • Investment Banker
  • Investor
  • Journalist/Writer
  • Lawyer/Legal Practitioner
  • Logistics/Operations Manager
  • Management Consultant
  • Manager
  • Marketer
  • Other
  • Politician
  • Product Manager
  • Professional Programmer
  • Project Manager
  • Regulator
  • Researcher
  • Sales/Account Manager
  • Salesperson
  • Scientist
  • Strategist
  • Trader
  • Trainer
  • Web Designer/Developer
  

What's your main area of academic interest?
Please select
  • Accounting
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • International business
  • Marketing
  • Operations
  • Organisational behaviour
  • Private equity
  • Strategy
  • Technology management
  •  
What's your secondary area of academic interest?
Please select
  • Accounting
  • Economics
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • International business
  • Marketing
  • Operations
  • Organisational behaviour
  • Private equity
  • Strategy
  • Technology management

   
We encourage applicants to consider the impact of studying for a London Business School programme on their family and friends. Who have you discussed your study plans with - and how did they respond? Feel free to give the names of any alumni, students, faculty or staff of London Business School (as appropriate). (no limit)
 
Tell us about your main interests and activities outside of work* (no limit)
 
Would you be interested in receiving emails about any of these student/community clubs?
  • Consulting Club
  • Energy Club
  • Entrepreneurship Club
  • Finance Club
  • GLN (Gay and Lesbian Network)
  • Marketing Club
  • Private Equity and Venture Capital Club
  • Responsible Business Club
  • Technology Club
  • The Partners’ Club
  • Women in Business Club  
 
  
Researching the MBA Programme 
Roughly when did you start researching MBA programmes in general?*
Please select
  • Less than 6 months ago
  • 6 - 12 months ago
  • 12 - 18 months ago
  • 18 - 24 months ago
  • 2 - 3 years ago
  • 3 - 4 years ago
  • More than 4 years ago  
  
When did you decide to apply for London Business School's MBA?*
Please select
  • Less than 6 months ago 
  • 6 - 12 months ago 
  • 12 - 18 months ago 
  • 18 - 24 months ago 
  • 2 - 3 years ago 
  • 3 - 4 years ago 
  • More than 4 years ago  
  
How did you first hear about our MBA programme? (100 characters) 
 
  
Have you been to a London Business School Information Session before? Tell us when and where. (100 characters) 
  
Have you met with London Business School representatives at a fair or forum? Tell us when and where.  (100 characters) 
  
Tell us of any non-London Business School information sources that you consulted before applying? (no limit) 
  
Which of these sources of information had the most influence on your decision to apply to London Business School? (no limit) 
   
Which of these titles do you read often?
  • BusinessWeek
    • BusinessWeek.com
  • The Economist
    • Economist.com
  • The Financial Times
    • FT.com
  • Forbes
    • Forbes.com
  • US News & World Report
    • USNews.com
  • Wall Street Journal
    • WSJ.com 
  • ​Other titles you read 
 
 

 

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FAQ

Please read the Kellogg Admissions FAQs for useful tips ▸ http://www.london.edu/programmes/mba/faqs.html
 
FAQ highlights
 
  • GMAT score (self-reported scores are sufficient at the time of application)
 
 

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