It’s impossible to ignore the impact of technology in today’s world. From helping us make a quick purchase online, to communicating our thoughts and ideas across the globe, technological progress has created a lifestyle of convenience and instant retrieval of information which now directly influences our professional development. Read the following article summary from Reach Ivy to learn how you can use technology to help you in your job search.

MBA candidates sometimes disregard the benefit of networking with accepted students before applying, and so lose out on insider information and helpful tips that may lead to admission. In the following article summary, MBA consultant Stacy Blackman shares what sets apart those students who were successfully admitted to Stanford and Harvard Business School.

When preparing for the GMAT Verbal section, many candidates focus on improving their understanding of grammar concepts and spend less time practicing to identify the meaning behind sentence structure and words. Memorizing rules may help you to a certain extent, but only as far as the structure of the test allows. The GMAT is built in such a way that it aims to challenge candidates to use critical thinking in all of its sections. In fact, this unique aspect may be applied to reflect the strength of human intellect and what separates us from the limitations of advanced AI. Read the article summary below in which GMAT expert Ryan Jacobs reassures us of our competitive cognitive edge in solving Sentence Correction questions over a robot’s.

Where are you in the MBA application process right now? Are you just beginning your research of business schools, or maybe you have finally chosen your top three, but are unsure which one to start with? Read the article summary below for Stacy Blackman's advice to Round 1 applicants, and how to deal with different essay questions by prioritizing their difficulty level.

The following summary of Stacy Blackman’s article lists some useful tips on how you can impress the admissions’ team with your MBA resume and score an interview offer.

Have you decided to apply to Ivy League schools for a Master’s or MBA degree? Read the following summary of Reach Ivy’s article for some practical advice on how to approach the application process.