Applicants targeting Round 2 MBA deadlines in January are entering one of the most demanding phases of the business school application cycle. Over the next six to eight weeks, these candidates will be busy finalizing their school lists, refining their goals, drafting and revising multiple essays, updating their resumes, securing recommendations, and preparing for interviews.
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With most Round 2 MBA application deadlines not quite here yet, you still have (some) time to sharpen up your candidacy for business school. In this post, we share advice on how to increase your odds of being accepted to your target MBA program(s).
The technology industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. But it is also a rapidly changing one, with a high level of layoffs, disruptions, and uncertainty. Workers in the technology industry need to constantly keep up with the demand for new skills and knowledge.
Technology professionals often ask us at mbaMission how an MBA might help them advance in their career—or whether an MBA would be helpful at all. What are the top roles for MBAs in the technology industry? What are the benefits of pursuing a Tech MBA? What is the difference between a regular MBA and a Tech MBA program? With this blog post, we hope to provide you with some food for thought on this topic and help you understand how a Tech MBA might be advantageous for you professionally.
One of Canada’s top-ranked business schools for finance—the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management—was ranked first among Canadian MBA programs by the Financial Times in 2025. Rotman underwent significant growth under the six-year deanship of Tiff Macklem, a foremost figure in the nation’s financial sector, whose tenure saw a prominent rise in Rotman’s academic profile and its reputation for financial education. Macklem announced his plan to step down from his position in 2020 to take over as the governor of the Bank of Canada. However, his successor, Dean Susan Christoffersen, is no stranger to the field of finance herself. Before stepping in as dean, she helped build three finance-related programs at the school and the TD Management Data Analytics Lab, for which she also served as co-academic director.
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