Author: Keyla Tabardillo

Su suerte no fue buena cuando quiso hacer una acrobacia

Keyla Tabardillo | 21/08/2019

Este chico no corrió con las mejores de las suertes cuando intenta hacer una pirueta en el aire desde una barda de cemento, antes de que pudiera iniciar

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Intenta un salto que no imaginaras como termina

Keyla Tabardillo | 21/08/2019

Sin duda alguna este es uno de los mejores salto que he visto dentro de los vídeos en el mundo del Internet. Este chico situado en un muelle,

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No salio como lo preparo cuando este chico quiso hacer un salto con vuelta

Keyla Tabardillo | 21/08/2019

Si estas teniendo un mal día este vídeo es justo lo que necesitas ver. Este chico pensó que estaría dentro de sus posibilidades hacer una doble marometa pero

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Esta mujer hace algo sorprendente, no imaginas como termino

Keyla Tabardillo | 21/08/2019

Por la apariencia de esta chica se ve que mata horas de su tiempo en el gimnasio y haciendo ejercicio de máxima fuerza, y la pone en prueba

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Intenta subir las escaleras para dar un salto pero nada salio como esperaba

Keyla Tabardillo | 20/08/2019

Al paso de tiempo la espalda de este chico le cobrara factura. Intento subir las escaleras con brincos muy altos para después de eso intentar una épica voltereta

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La chica baila y deja a todos en shock

Keyla Tabardillo | 20/08/2019

Hasta para hacer este tipo de bailes se necesita de un verdadero talento no cualquiera puede realizarlo, y esta chica esta llena de ello y lo demuestra frente

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El final es horrible para este chico que intenta salto mortal desde un puente

Keyla Tabardillo | 19/08/2019

Un chico sube a un puente que esta a mitad de la carretera y pide ser grabado para realizar una de sus mayores acrobacias, esta consistía en lograr

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Se lanza de un acantilado, pero cuando se tiro sucedió esto

Keyla Tabardillo | 19/08/2019

Esta chica hizo el peor de los clavados al lanzarse desde un alto acantilado que daba directo al mar, se pudo ver lo poca experiencia que tenia en

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Nadando en alta mar no creerás lo que encontraron

Keyla Tabardillo | 19/08/2019

Este vídeo es para quedarte con la boca abierta, puedes imaginar ver cualquier tipo de animal nadando en en lo inmenso del océano pero jamas animales de este

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Realiza un salto tras el descuido de sus padres, no creerás lo que le paso a este niño

Keyla Tabardillo | 19/08/2019

Un niño de dos años se arrojo por el aire y cayo con fuerza sobre una colchoneta en el suelo, de donde por suerte se levanto con un

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Get a bachelor’s degree in a subject that interests you. Since the MBA is such a broad graduate degree, you can choose practically any major. Think about what you want to do after you get your MBA and choose your major based on that.[1]
If you are interested in starting your own robotics company, you might choose a mechanical engineering degree.
If your goal is to be Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of a major corporation, you might major in accounting.
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Participate in extracurriculars in college. Your extracurricular activities don’t have to be related to business. When you apply to business school, the admissions board will want to see that you were active in areas outside of just school.[2]
It’s better to focus on one or two activities that you’re really passionate about rather than several all at once. You might think it will look better on your business school application, but it could end up looking like you stretched yourself thin.
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Take the GMAT or GRE. The GMAT is the most popular standardized test for getting into business school, but many business schools will accept either the GMAT or the GRE. The GMAT emphasizes quantitative data, such as math skills, while the GRE has a stronger emphasis on vocabulary.[3]
Take a diagnostic exam for each test to see which one you’ll do best on. You can take either test multiple times if you don’t get the score you want on the first try.
Plan to spend 3-6 months preparing for this exam. Your score will be a major factor in whether or not you’re accepted to your top choice for business school, so don’t wait until the last minute to start preparing. Take a prep course, hire a tutor, or study with friends who are also hoping to go to business school.[4]
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Get real-world work experience. Most MBA programs don’t hire candidates who are straight out of an undergraduate program. If you want to go straight from college into business school, having a job during college that will show the admissions board that you already have some business knowledge. Otherwise, plan to work for at least a year or two before going into an MBA program.[5]
Any job which requires business skills will be helpful, but office jobs are especially preferred.
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Choosing a Business School
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Research schools to find the right match for your goals and experience. You should spend a lot of time thinking of what you hope to get out of business school during the research process. Be honest with yourself about your strengths and weaknesses, and find schools which are a good match for your unique academic and professional goals.[6]
Choose schools which are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools or Business (AACSB) to appeal to more employers after school.[7]
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Elizabeth Douglas, the CEO of wikiHow, answered: “I think it depends what you’re looking for. If you want to learn a lot about business, meet amazing people, and learn from them—and if it’s financially feasible for you to take the two years out of working to invest in your education—then it’s worth it. If you’re just going because you think it’s important to add the word MBA to your resume, then it may or not be worth it.”

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Examine the cost of an MBA to make sure it’s right for you. Business school is expensive, so you should be sure this is the path for you before you enroll. You should have a clear idea of the career you hope to have after graduation, as well as your salary expectations and how long it will take you to pay off any loans.[8]
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In 2017, tuition at the top 20 business schools in the country was $40,000 or higher, and this doesn’t include the cost of room and board or books. The cost is lower at smaller schools, but you’re still likely to pay upwards of $10,000 per year for a decent education.[9]
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Ask your employer to sponsor your MBA if you plan to stay with the company long-term. Some companies will sponsor promising employees who want to get an MBA, seeing it as an investment in the company’s future. You may have to sign an agreement to stay with the company for a set amount of time after you graduate.[10]
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Look for a program which fits your schedule. Do you want to go to school full-time to finish faster, or do you need to attend class part-time so you can still work? Some schools offer executive MBAs for business professionals, and other schools have online MBA programs.[11]
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Apply to at least 4 business schools. To increase your chances of being selected for an interview, apply to at least 4 schools, but no more than 6. Choose at least 1 school whose minimum requirements are a little bit of a stretch for you (known as a “reach” school). Also choose at least 1 safety school, or school that you are sure you could get into but which isn’t your first choice.[12]
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Applying to MBA Programs
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Build a business school resume. Your application to business school should be similar to a resume for job seekers, but it will also include an essay stating what you hope to accomplish by obtaining an MBA. List your best qualities and skills, as well as professional references and relevant work experience.[13]
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Choose current and recent employers to write recommendation letters. Someone you worked for over a summer in high school is not as strong of a reference as your most recent employer. Try to build relationships with your employers from the beginning of your employment. This way, their letter will seem more natural and personal.[14]
If you don’t have recent work experience, ask your college professors to write you letters of reference.
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Write your MBA essay. Your MBA essay should show the admissions board your personality as well as your reason for wanting to attend their business school. You should write a unique essay for each school, demonstrating why your skills and experience make you a good fit for their program. The length of the essay may vary depending on the school, so check their requirements.[15]
Use a cordial tone throughout the essay but don’t be too familiar. You want to seem friendly but still professional and confident but not cocky.[16]
Be your authentic self. Admissions board members go through a lot of applications, so you’ll need to emphasize what makes you unique in order to really stand out. Use objective evidence of your past successes and experience to show why you would be a value to their program.[17]
Avoid using too much technical language in your essay. The person reading your essay might not know much about the industries you’ve worked in, so use plain language to ensure they’ll know exactly what you’re talking about.[18]
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Prepare for an interview. If your application is successful, you’ll be asked to interview before you’re accepted. Be prepared to answer questions about your education and work history as well as personal questions about your hobbies and history. Practice answering the interview questions out loud, either with a friend or by yourself in the mirror.[19]
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Common interview questions might include “Why are you interested in this program?”, “What are your strengths and weaknesses?”, and “Tell us about a time you took a leadership role.”[20]
When you’re in the interview, be sure you fully answer all of the questions. Don’t get off track or attempt to avoid answering a question.[21]
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Succeeding in Business School
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Complete your coursework. Once you’re accepted into the MBA program, you’ll likely be required to take courses in accounting, economics, marketing, management, international business, and business law. Focus on passing each class, even the ones you don’t love. Set aside time each day to study in a quiet place that’s free of distractions.[22]
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Take classes out of your comfort zone. The point of going to business school is to push yourself beyond what you already know, so take a few classes that are innovative or especially challenging to you. You might not think you’d benefit from a class centering on the microfinance of the Deutsche Bank, but you would be surprised at how applicable some of the information may be.[23]
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Keep an open mind about your future. As you progress through business school, you’ll be exposed to new ideas and approaches to business. Most schools bring in companies during the recruitment process to show students what it’s like to work in different fields. You might go into business school planning to become a banker and leave with a passion for helping fund startups, so keep an open mind throughout the MBA process.[24]
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Go on informational interviews. As you start to narrow down your career focus, contact business professionals in fields you’re interested in and ask them for informational interviews. These are informal interviews where you ask questions about what the professional’s work day is like and their perspective on their industry. This is an excellent way to find out what it’s really like to work in a specific field.[25]