Joel Despuig Reid

Mine was an atypical profile. Lots of international experience and variety. They told me that was liked on the MBA admissions committees. But my academic record was a mess. The two notes that stood out the most in my file were the Approved and the "Not presented." Perhaps that is why the GMAT was especially important for my candidacy. He needed a good grade to show that he could hold up to the required academic level during the course. 
 
I thought that the GMAT was a psychotechnical one but I did not imagine the level of preparation that it demanded. I went to a briefing on Técnicas Lingüísticas Aplicadas and realized the breadth of the GMAT. I signed up for the GMAT course to review the mathematical content thinking that the Verbal part, since English is my mother tongue, would not be so necessary, but as I progressed through the course you can see that I was wrong and a good preparation in both sections will help you. guarantees a higher score. The classes were taught at hours compatible with my working day. The teachers were always willing to help me with questions, whether in person, by phone or by e-mail.
 
….”The road to the MBA is a very lonely road. There is still a lot of ignorance regarding the MBA, both at the level of general society and in the world of work. There are many myths and it is easy to get lost in misinformation or discouragement. In the GMAT center you find other people with the same interests as you, professionals specialized in the quantitative or verbal part of the GMAT, the TOEFL or essays. Técnicas Lingüísticas has staff who advise you at all times to help you understand the differences between the different programs so that you can choose the option that best suits your needs. The TLA center became my second home and the professionals that make it up were at my disposal at all times to answer my questions. They have even advised me on how a job change would affect my application.

Thanks to the people of TLA I have been able to reinforce my weak points and present a complete and balanced application.   

Joel Despuig Reid
September 2007
GMAT 710