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How to apply successfully to Professional Science Master's programs - the MBA of the 21st century.

Learn what PSM program directors are looking for in their applicants. Get inside the admissions committee with tips and advice to position yourself for successful admission. Learn how what is needed for good essays, how important the GRE exam or GMAT is, what to do if your undergraduate grades were not the best, and many more areas important to your application.

This guide, the first ever for PSM admissions, is based on many hours of interviews with PSM program directors across the country and is written by a former Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid for one of the country's premier PSM programs.

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