QS will be holding its TopMBA Connect 1-2-1 events at 12 cities in Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East this spring.
These events are free, and give prospective students the opportunity to speak one-on-one with representatives from attending business schools. Participants are encouraged to apply early in advance to ensure they are scheduled conversation slots with the business schools of their choice.
The events are also an opportunity to learn from MBA experts about the application process, the GMAT and financing options.
The dates and locations of the events are as follows:
January 30 - London
February 2 - Zurich
February 4 - Sao Paulo
February 9 - Bogota
February 11 - Mexico City
February 18 - San Francisco
February 24 - Washington DC
February 27 - New York
March 18 - Dusseldorf
March 20 - Frankfurt
March 22 - Moscow
April 20 - Dubai
May 15 - London
For more information, please visit the QS website.
Events to be held in 12 cities in Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East
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