How to apply for college during Covid-19? Will applying for universities abroad be affected by the epidemic?

How to apply for college during Covid-19?

Going ahead with applying to university or business school while much of the world is in lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic can be tricky. After all, how are you going to properly research schools if you can't even visit campus or attend events and talk to admissions officers?

From three leading business schools - INSEAD, Michigan Ross School of Business and India Business School - Data joins us to answer any questions you may have around the following topics: How are schools around the world responding to Covid-19? How do you choose which schools to apply to without visiting in person? Are admissions standards changing? Changes due to Covid-19? Should I focus on online courses or postpone my application until I can study in person? Can I still study abroad? How do I take the GRE or GMAT from home - which one should I take? In this challenging time During this period, how should I finance my studies? Will applying for universities abroad be affected by the epidemic?

Nancy Piacentini joins INSEAD to help launch the new Master of Management (MiM) and recruit MBA candidates in selected European markets. Nancy is passionate about her work and has 15 years of experience in higher education in a truly global environment. Actively involved in recruitment, business development, new program launches, she has 8 years of expertise in recruiting M I M candidates. Outside of work, Nancy is passionate about education, sustainability, urban agriculture, and enjoys practicing yoga.

Meredith Hartmann joined the University of Michigan Ross School of Business in 2018. She is passionate about helping prospective students from around the world understand how Michigan's differences can help them advance their leadership skills and careers. Philip? . Dr. Zerrillo, Associate Dean, Indian School of Business Dr. Zerrillo graduated from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management. He has held dean and deputy dean roles, sat on public companies and U of T. University boards around the world. He has been involved in graduate education for more than 25 years and has pioneered multiple degree programs and student development programs.