Mm-hmm.

If you break this apart a little bit more, the first thing that candidates need to have is an undergraduate degree.

And if you think also on how business schools are measuring all these things, one of the things that listeners probably want is a scholarship.

So where you did your undergraduate degree and the reputation of your undergraduate institution is extremely important.

But also, what did you study? Did you study architecture versus engineering? Or are you a poet? Did you study English or literature like yourself or something else? So not only where did you study, but what you study is extremely important.

Second is GPA.

And the higher the GPA, the more quality from an admissions perspective you're getting.

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