ANSWERING THE "WHAT WILL YOU BRING TO THE TABLE?" QUESTION | MBAW S03 EP03

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Some questions are harder for some students than others.. such as "How will you contribute to X school?" Here's an idea on how you can break down your answer and make the necessary connections.
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[@kalecervera9850]

as a student how will you contribute to welfare of are nation..

[@ridwanarifinarchitect]

Thank u for the trick !

[@pranavkalra2694]

Thank you so much Sir, your videos helps me alot.❤️

[@leukocytephotography]

Thanks for the vid! But what to answer if you don't have such a specific background? If you're applying to the MBA straight after graduation? (and btw, is this question similar to "Why should we offer you a place?") P.S. gonna have an interview next week and after watching all your videos, I'm feeling more confident. Thanks once again!

[@Thembawire]

Hi Lyubov! It depends a lot on your context (education, future goals and how an MBA can connect). Do you have any experiences with community work? Is your goal to be an entrepreneur? What experiences during college (club, group, organization) were you a part of that helped develop some soft skills? Or think about it this way - how would you answer this question? What would your fellow students enjoy about your presence? Why would you be a delightful contribution to the MBA? Capitalize on your strengths. Hard and soft skills and show how that would make you an engaged, eager to learn, and active student. Do you plan to join a club during your MBA and seek a leadership position there for the experience? The main problem with you not having any experience is that real life work experience teaches you things that a school can't. Practical stuff. In theory, even if through the exchange of work experiences and being a fly on the wall just listening in on others' experiences, you're still learning in theory. So it really comes down to what type of practical stuff can you bring to uplift the lives of more experienced students at X MBA? You'll have to dig deep and really find a way to connect. Send me an email at [e-mail] for more insights and I'll help you out from there. :)

[@macdaddyalexis]

These examples were weak sauce