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Bad LinkedIn Link Can Crash MBA Dreams with Faulty Personal Mission Statement Examples
Bad LinkedIn Link Can Crash MBA Dreams with Faulty Personal Mission Statement Examples
Many people are opting to go to MBA school wait out the recession or build up their human capital during this period of high unemployment. However, many make the mistake of using social network sites like LinkedIn to link to their own plagiarized materials. Personalstatementssample.com has released a free resource to help MBA applicants sidestep this problem.
Glendale,
CA,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
06/09/2011
(Glendale, CA, 09/02/11) - The recession has really pushed many pushed people to reinvest in their personal human capital by going back to school. Many are opting to apply to MBA programs. An MBA from the right institution helps boost one's chances of getting a job and if one is already employed, boosting one's chances of being promoted.
MBA applicant's competitive edge
Many MBA applicants are trying to get a competitive edge in the heated environment of MBA admissions by focusing on their personal mission statement. This essay shows the admissions committee members an applicant's potential, personal aspirations and overall personality. However, this essay is often used as a tiebreaker, so if people are within a particular range of GPA and GMAT scores, the MBA personal mission statement can be quite a tiebreaker.
How to sidestep plagiarism
Admissions committee members would rather admit a diligent person who took the essay seriously than someone with the same academic credentials and scores but did not take the time. Sadly, many MBA applicants crush their own MBA dreams by unwisely using LinkedIn, the professional social network.
Your LinkedIn profile says a lot about your professional biography and you can really destroy your MBA admission chances by copying and pasting plagiarized information that ends up on your personal mission statement for an MBA. Plagiarism is a very big problem in the academic field and in the writing field. It shows a lack of integrity and it shows a moral failure. Positions of trust and leadership, which an MBA trains you for, require the highest ethical standards and plagiarism is very unethical. By showing plagiarized material in social network profiles, an applicant does great harm to his or her MBA admission's chances. "Our resource helps you sidestep the plagiarism issue by quickly stepping you through the process of writing a compelling personal statement," said Strym Elmerland. The free resource is located at http://www.personalstatementssample.com/statement-writing-tips/step-by-step-personal-statement-writing-guide/. By going through the step-by-step process, you can get over the main hurdle of writing a personal mission statement for MBA admissions and that hurdle is getting started.
Elmerland is quoted as saying that writing the essay poses the biggest challenge to most applicants. The free resource is very easy to read and helps you through the process of getting started and also using personal mission statement examples as sources of inspiration in getting your essay questions together.
About Personalstatementssample.com
Personalstatementssample.com is the internet's leading free source of personal mission statement examples, writing guides, writing tips and other free admissions resources for applicants to college, law school, medical school, graduate school, MBA programs and other higher education programs.
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Personalstatementssample.com is the internet's leading free source of personal mission statement examples, writing guides, writing tips and other free admissions resources for applicants to college, law school, medical school, graduate school, MBA programs and other higher education programs.
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