Month 3:
1. Draft your essays. Essay development should be getting the bulk of your attention this month.
2. Finalize and prepare your recommenders. Nail down your recommenders and schedule time to prepare them appropriately.
3. Take the GMAT/GRE. If you have not already done so, try to get your testing completed by mid-summer. (Remember, online tests can be viable options.) This will give you time to retake the test and not be too rushed.
4. Network (remotely) with current/former students. Speak with current students and alumni in your network to learn more about their programs. This will not only help you to confirm your interest, but it will also give you strong material for your applications. Some schools specifically ask who you talked to, so do not forget this step.
Month 4:
1. Edit, edit, edit. Aim to finish your essays in month four. We advise our clients to lock their essays at least 3-4 weeks in advance of deadlines. Last-minute changes are rarely for the better and you will need the time to focus on other application elements.
2. Revisit school lists as needed. Based on your score, you may want to critically evaluate and expand your school list. Our average candidate applies to over five schools.
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