Admissions Consulting
Our Founder/CEO, Divinity Matovu, is excited about dedicating her time to helping ambitious women develop a game plan to accomplish their MBA admission goals. Divinity applied to several top 10 MBA programs as a newly single mother who was going through a divorce. With the odds against her, she was admitted to several MBA programs including 3 with full tuition scholarships - two of which were Ivy League programs. Ultimately, she chose The Wharton School where she graduated in 2017 as a Howard Mitchell Fellow.
Whether you need an accountability partner, help strategizing on how to best tell your story for MBA applications, or essay revisions and feedback, Divinity is here to be of service. If you're struggling with whether to be up front about your role/status as a mother in your MBA applications, Divinity can help you figure out a pathway that feels authentic while still enabling you to be a competitive candidate.
Divinity offers the following services:
- Developing your personal story
- Interview preparation and mock interviews
- Assistance with school selection strategy
- Reviewing your resume
- Reviewing and offering feedback on MBA essays
- LinkedIn and/or social media makeover
- Advice on financing options for your degree
- Strategic advice on selecting people to write recommendation letters that highlight your potential and reinforce your best attributes
Once you're admitted, we also offer concierge-level assistance with your relocation and childcare needs as well as career coaching for your MBA summer internship and post MBA job search.
Prices are as follows
- $5,500: 1 school
- $7,000: 2 schools
- $8,500: 3 schools
- $10,000: 4 schools
- 5 or more schools requires a personalized price quote.
Hourly admissions coaching is offered and starts at $400 per hour with a 3 hour minimum. Payment plans are available.
Ready to kick your career and MBA dreams into overdrive?
Sign up for a free 15 minute consultation with Divinity
"I am glad I found MBA Mama. The blog and newsletters have given me hope when everyone is telling me what I want to do is impossible. Thank you."
- an aspiring MBA mom from India
"Being a working mom is like playing tennis. You are on the court but there is an entire team on the benches that make it possible for you to get up there. My parents are essentially raising my kids. I make sure to explain clearly why I need the help and celebrate the wins as a team effort at home. For example, when I won an internal innovation award at Google, I made sure to recognize the contribution that my family made towards it.
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