2026 MBA Admissions Results: Client Outcomes, Scholarships, and What It Took to Get There

2026 MBA Admissions Results

The 2026 intake marked one of my strongest years to date, with exceptional outcomes across top MBA programs globally.

• Maintained a 100% acceptance rate to INSEAD for the 4th consecutive year

• 100% of M7 applicants were admitted to at least one M7 program

• 40% of clients received scholarship offers, totaling over $750,000 USD

• One client secured a full-ride scholarship

• 100% of clients were admitted to at least one MBA program, with 70% receiving multiple offers

These results are even more meaningful given the starting point. Many clients applied with below-average GPAs or test scores, and approximately 25% were non-traditional applicants—including career switchers, candidates with 7+ years of experience, and those applying during periods of unemployment.

Despite this, every client secured admission to a top program.

Beyond the Results

What stands out most is not just where my clients were admitted—but who they became in the process.

Many began the journey uncertain about their chances. Some had even been told by other consultants that their target schools were unrealistic.

Through clear positioning, structured strategy, and consistent execution, they not only achieved their goals—but often exceeded them.

Watching that transformation—both professionally and personally—is what makes this work so meaningful.

Client Acceptances

Please join me in recognizing these exceptional individuals who put in the work to achieve their MBA goals (List may not be comprehensive due to client preferences)

M7 & Top Programs

• Thomas Y. — Columbia (CBS ’28); also admitted to Haas, Ross, Fuqua, Darden

• Jessica — Berkeley Haas ’28; also admitted to Tepper, USC Marshall, Emory, UCLA Anderson (scholarships)

• Jack L. — Michigan Ross ’28 (scholarship); also admitted to Rice

• Ryan Y. — Kellogg ’28; also admitted to NYU Stern, UCLA Anderson (scholarships)

• Evelyn C. — Kellogg ’28; also admitted to UCLA Anderson (scholarship)

• Joe L. — Kellogg ’27; also admitted to INSEAD

• Anonymous — Wharton '27

Top U.S. Programs

• Tina C. — UCLA Anderson ’28; also admitted to Emory, UT Austin McCombs, Rice, Kelley (scholarships)

• Gabriel C.— UCLA Anderson ’28 (scholarship); also admitted to USC Marshall

• Debbie H. — USC Marshall IBEAR ’27 (scholarship); also admitted to Duke Fuqua (scholarship)

• Brian W. — USC Marshall IBEAR ’27 (scholarship)

• Sven C. — Georgetown McDonough ’28

• Tyler H. — UW Foster ’28 (scholarship); also admitted to INSEAD

• Kira C. — ASU Carey ’28 (full ride); also admitted to USC Marshall

Top European Programs

• Yen Jen C. — INSEAD ’27; also admitted to HEC, Imperial (scholarships)

• Fiona L. — IESE ’28 (scholarship); also admitted to USC Marshall

• Jarlline C. — ESADE ’27 (scholarship)

• Jasmine S. — RSM ’27

I’m incredibly grateful to have worked with such driven and ambitious individuals. Thank you for trusting me with such a pivotal step in your journey—I’m excited to see the impact you’ll create in the years ahead. 繼續加油！

Thinking About Applying?

If you’re aiming for Round 1, there is still time—but the window is closing.

The strongest applicants don’t just work harder—they start earlier and approach the process strategically.

If you’d like to assess your candidacy and build a clear plan, you can schedule a free 30-minute consultation here.