According to the GMAC Application Trends Survey Report 2018, overall application volumes to graduate business programs were steady in 2018, and an overwhelming majority of programs reported that their candidate pools were similarly — or even more — academically qualified compared with the previous year’s. 

While steady demand and increasing applicant quality is great news for business schools, many admissions offices now need to extend limited resources as they process more applications and take a more holistic approach to considering applicants. During this session, deans and directors from three business schools, both public and private, will explore the common obstacles faced by their admissions staff.

View the webinar, How to Do More with Less: The Essential Tools in 3 Business Schools’ Admissions Toolkits, to:

  • Explore common obstacles faced by GME admissions office staff. 
  • Discuss best practices around stretching limited resources to accomplish institutional goals for GME admissions. 
  • Discover the essentials for a GME admissions toolkit that can be used on your campus.

Presenters

Toby McChesney, Senior Assistant Dean of Graduate Programs
Santa Clara University
Leavey School of Business
Chair of the BusinessCAS Advisory Board

Dee Steinle, Executive Director, MBA and MSB Programs
University of Kansas
School of Business
Vice Chair of the BusinessCAS Advisory Board

Lawrence Mur’ray, Senior Assistant Dean, Graduate Admissions and Advising
Fordham University
Gabelli School of Business
BusinessCAS Advisory Board Member

Moderator

Robert Ruiz, Vice President, Strategic Enrollment
Liaison

Over the last three decades, Liaison has helped over 40,000 programs on more than 1,200 campuses more effectively manage admissions through its Centralized Application Service (CAS™) technology and complementary application processing and support services. The higher education technology leader supports its partner institutions’ total enrollment goals by pairing CAS with its Enrollment Marketing (EM) platform as well as the recently acquired TargetX (CRM) and advanced analytics software Othot.