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Valentin Vassilev

Valentin is a content writer and editor. He has a Master’s degree in International Media Studies and a Bachelor's degree in Applied Linguistics.

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Experts Recommend Tech MBA Programmes

Published on 2017-05-29 13:10:05 Valentin Vassilev MBA and Masters News, Careers, Admissions

Business school candidates would be well advised to consider tech MBA programmes in view of the growing demand for MBA graduates from the US tech industry.

INSEAD Professor: Higher Education Must Still Go Global

Published on 2017-06-05 12:50:57 Valentin Vassilev MBA and Masters News, Admissions

Despite recent signs of a retreat from globalisation in the United States and Britain, higher education must still offer students global understanding, now more than ever, Gabriel Hawawini, the former Dean of INSEAD (France), said.

GRE for Law School? More Likely Than Ever

Published on 2017-06-12 14:09:39 Valentin Vassilev GRE, Tests, Preparation Resources, MBA and Masters News

Candidates are very likely to be able to take the GRE for law school as more institutions in the US say they consider accepting the graduate school entry exam as an alternative to the LSAT.

5 Tips for the TOEFL Exam (Video)

Published on 2017-06-13 11:17:02 Valentin Vassilev TOEFL, Tests, Videos, English Language Tests , Blog

The TOEFL exam is challenging as it is, but what makes it even harder are the small things that may distract you or derail your efforts if you are unprepared.

How Much Does the Business School Specialty Matter? (Video)

Published on 2017-06-15 07:43:15 Valentin Vassilev Videos, Blog, Admissions, Preparation Webinars

A business school specialty is the field a school is best known for. But is it wrong to go to a business school that is not known for the field that you want to enter?

Test Takers to Be Able to Choose GMAT Section Order

Published on 2017-06-19 11:57:02 Valentin Vassilev GMAT, Preparation Resources, MBA and Masters News

Beginning 11 July, the GMAT section order will no longer be set in stone. Test takers will be able to choose the order in which they complete the sections of the GMAT exam.