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Caroline Edwards

  • Co-Founder and Director of Fortuna Admissions, Freelance
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The MBA Applicant’s Guide To AI In 2026: What’s Allowed, What’s Risky, And What To Avoid

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By Caroline Edwards, Fortuna Admissions
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AI is now part of every MBA applicant’s world. Candidates are using it to brainstorm, to draft, and increasingly to submit work that lands directly on admissions committees’ desks. Having spent years as Director of Admissions at INSEAD – reading and deciding on thousands of applications – I can tell you how it’s landing: not very well.
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Seven MBA Admissions Trends & B-School Predictions For 2026

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By Caroline Edwards, Fortuna Admissions
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As we move into 2026, one thing is clear: the MBA admissions landscape is not just evolving: it’s recalibrating. After recent years of disruption driven by AI, geopolitics, shifting immigration policies, and changing candidate expectations, business schools are entering a new phase of less hype and greater intention, as well as a renewed focus on what can’t be automated.
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The 7 Biggest Mistakes That Sink MBA Applications (And How to Avoid Them)

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By Caroline Edwards, Fortuna Admissions
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As Admissions Director at INSEAD, I often saw highly capable candidates undermine their own chances – not because they weren’t qualified, but because they made avoidable mistakes that created doubt, confusion, or a sense that the application simply wasn’t ready. And here’s the thing about doubt in admissions: it’s contagious. Once a reader starts to hesitate, they tend to question other elements in the file. In a competitive pool, small errors can take on outsized weight.
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